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18th IAPS Conference Evaluation in Progress
Discourse and Tourism Social Representations
Marina Mura
University of Cagliari (Italy) - Psychology Departement University of Cagliari (Italy) - Psychology Departement
Discourse and Tourism Social Representations [XXI/F-E/F-F/Y-Y/C-C/N-N/May 2003-November
2003/ 490] 197 IN: and if your friend was from another place 198 maybe from Florence199 and came here to Cagliari 200 what would you [show? ] him =201 IN : [of Cagliari in particular? ]=202 RE: yes 203 ((laughs))204 IN : uhm good question, well the sea is too
obvious(.3)205 but, come on (.) it’s surely the first thing (.)206 why?: (.)207 they’ve never seen anything like that(.)208 and not Poetto’s beach/sea and the reasons: of its
being ruined209 ((I smile ))210 , but because the most beautiful places are
Costarei 211 °Calapira° (.)
Poetto beach
Discourse and Tourism Social Representations[XI/F-G/F-M/Y-Y/S-C/N-N/April 2003-December
2003/ 890] 259. IN : then what would I show them from the
roundabouts/here?260.RE surely not the area around Castello, the
centre is certainly the ugliest part of Cagliari and the fact is that here uhm: I mean that it’s not ancient it’s just old and that’s something I just hate (.)
261. The historical centre is not beautiful according to me (.)
262. As in the case of other cities (.)263. However, there’s the area of Ibarium , I don’t
know if you know where [it is]=264. RE: [I do]=265. IN : and it’s all long the edge: and: (.)266. it is like hanging from a cliff high up above
the city it’s beautiful that I surely would show(.)267. then museums and other places there’s
nothing(.)Castello
Discourse and Tourism Social Representations[XVI/F-E/F-M/Y-Y/C-C/N-N/March
2003-November 2003/ 772] 229 Re: Well then230 can you give me a definition of
tourist city?231 IN : Mmm well a tourist city (0.4)
must be (.) 232 should be a city that is at the
disposal of the tourist 233 but without forgetting (.)234 the ..the.. the people that live there.235 Let’s take Venice it’s a great tourist
city 236 However I find that for the people
living there it must be a nightmare 237 Because they don’t own their own
city =238 = owners at home mmm
Lamarmora Street
Discourse and Tourism Social Representations239 for this reason I think that a city a tourist
city should have the: (0.8)
240 should show and put its beauties in the showcase (.)
241 its own characteristics
242 So that on the behalf of > the administrators there should be greater care <
243 of all its esthetical features, (.)
244 the gardens, the facades, to the urban furniture etc.etc,(.)
245 But at the same time (0.3) think about them
246 > think about these things < for those living there and not for those coming to see them Town hall
Discourse and Tourism Social Representations[XXI/F-E/F-F/Y-Y/I-C/N-N/May 2003-
October 2003/ 902]
635. IN: of a person [from outside]=
636. RE: [ from outside or anyway of a person that lives in Cagliari but travels]=
637. IN : [ but who travels a lot]=
638. uhm boh(.)
639. I told you I can simply say that: (.)
640. it can potentially be a lot and: (.)
641. Respect to those cities that really don’t have, that which they, that is, they don’t have (.)
642. It has the means but doesn’t use them (.)
643. this is the only thing I can say to you (.)
644. And: because let me repeat in Germany you look at the banks of the lakes they’re all extremely well kept (.)
Cristina Door
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