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基本情報/Basic Information

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開講科目名
/Course
Tourism and Landscape/Tourism and Landscape
時間割コード
/Course Code
T4T10382_T1
開講所属
/Course Offered by
観光学部/Faculty of Tourism
ターム・学期
/Term・Semester
2025年度/Academic Year  第1クォーター/1Q
曜限
/Day, Period
金/Fri 3, 金/Fri 4
開講区分
/Semester offered
第1クォーター/1Q
単位数
/Credits
2.0
学年
/Year
2,3,4
主担当教員
/Main Instructor
Abhik Chakraborty/CHAKRABORTY Abhik
授業形態
/Lecture Form
講義
教室
/Classroom
東1号館E1-113(旧学環)/E1-113
開講形態
/Course Format
ディプロマポリシー情報
/Diploma Policy
要件年度
/Required Year
要件所属
/Course Name
ディプロマポリシー
/Diploma Policy
DP値
/DP Point
2020/04
~9999/04
観光学部 専門的知識や技能 6
地域への関心と国際的視点 4

担当教員情報/Instructor Information

教員名
/Instructor
教員所属名
/Affiliation
Abhik Chakraborty/CHAKRABORTY Abhik 観光学部(教員)
授業の概要・ねらい
/Course Aims
This course will allow students to critically analyze landscape level mechanisms and processes in tourist destinations.
In the class, 'Landscape' will be analyzed from both natural and human angles. In addition tourism planning aspects related to landscapes will be analyzed.
Some iconic landscapes such as UNESCO's World Heritage Sites and protected areas will be introduced. Examples will be presented from my own research in UNESCO World Heritage sites of Shiretoko, and Yakushima.
Through this course students will be able to understand the importance of landscape based planning for addressing some key tourism challenges.
到達目標
/Course Objectives
Students are expected to gain the following skills from the course:
a. Familiarize themselves with the importance of the landscape concept and its applications in tourism
b. Analyze some frameworks (theories) of looking at landscapes
c. Gain knowledge about local societies and environments from instructive case studies of tourism landscapes
d. Develop analytical skills to study tourism phenomena from the landscape angle
成績評価の方法・基準
/Grading Policies/Criteria
Class assignments 10%, Quiz 20%, Individual presentations 40%, Report 30%
教科書
/Textbook
None
参考書・参考文献
/Reference Book
Landscape (Key ideas in geography), John Wylie. Routledge 2007. 978-0415341448 ¥7007
(There is no need to buy the book, materials will be distributed in class).
履修上の注意 ・メッセージ
/Notice for Students
You need to understand the concept of landscape and its different interpretations. It will be helpful to familiarize yourself with the reading materials and you should also search in the library or the internet in order to find suitable materials yourself.
履修する上で必要な事項
/Prerequisite
Students should be present in classes regularly, they should read all reading materials carefully. Bringing your PC or Ipad (electronic device) in the class will be helpful.
履修を推奨する関連科目
/Related Courses
Nature Tourism
授業時間外学修についての指示
/Instructions for studying outside class hours
You are expected to look up the internet or library resources for finding suitable case studies involving landscapes in tourism. Also, it will be helpful to communicate with your classmates although group work is not necessary for this class.
その他連絡事項
/Other messages
NA
授業理解を深める方法
/How to deepen your understanding of classes
This course will feature Active learning components 5,7,9,11
Because 'landscape' is both a theoretical concept as well as a reality, it will be essential that you are able to link the theoretical insights (readings) with actual landscapes (reality). You need to think flexibly, use your imagination, and be able to think from different standpoints (such as insider/outsider, human/nonhuman, tourist/resident) at the same time.
オフィスアワー
/Office Hours
Basically I am available 1 pm -5 pm on workdays excepting class or research trips. Particularly the following timings are advised for consultation.
Wed 1 pm onwards, Fri 1 pm onwards at T111 (please email me beforehand to set up appointment).
Email: abhich78@wakayama-u.ac.jp
科目ナンバリング
/Course Numbering
T04003E01001G241
実務経験
/Practical Experience
No. 回(日時)
/Time (date and time)
主題と位置付け
/Subjects and instructor's position
学習方法と内容
/Methods and contents
備考(担当)
/Notes
1 1 Introduction Course orientation: What is 'landscape'?  Some examples
2 2 Introduction Physical and social aspects of the 'landscape'. How those apply to tourism
3 3 Theoretical perspectives 1 Theories in Landscape Studies Part 1: Carl O Sauer, WG Hoskins
4 4 Theoretical perspectives 2 Theories in Landscape Studies Part 2: John Brinckerhoff Jackson and the vernacular landscape  
5 5 Theoretical perspectives 3 ANT and landscapes
6 6 Theoretical perspectives 6 Vitalism, feminism and landscape studies
7 7 Theoretical perspectives 7 Physical landscape: the key aspects
8 8 Theoretical perspectives 8 The ecological landscape
9 9 Case Studies 1 Shiretoko Peninsula
10 10 Case Studies 2 Yakushima
11 11 Case Studies 3 North Japan Alps
12 12 Case Studies 4 Bandai-Asahi National Park
13 13 Reflective session 1 Quiz, Preparation for presentations, feedback
14 14 Reflective session 2 Student presentations and peer feedback
15 15 Final lecture Wrap-up lecture

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