Titlebook: Cultural Roads and Itineraries; Concepts and Cases Jonathan Paquette,Aurélie Lacassagne,Christophe Al Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicabl

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Agritourism and Terroir Itinerariesd farm operations. It presents the complex and multifaceted cultural notion of terroir. A word stemming from old French, terroir is related to land and soil. The notion of wine terroir was popularized in wine-making as referring to the characteristics of the land of Champagne, Médoc, Saint-émilion,

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Reassembling the ‘People’s History’: Curating Labour Activism Through Itineraries community dialogue that formed a discourse of resistance. Using the notion of cultural itineraries, this article illustrates how labour walking tours have been able to empower the public by reassembling, connecting, and ascribing an alternative meaning through curating activism within the community

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Reassembling the ‘People’s History’: Curating Labour Activism Through Itineraries. More than this, the cultural itinerary acts as both a resistance and a reappropriation of a lost and excluded identity for its local and visiting public. Participants not only walk away with knowledge about its past, but they also form an intimate connection with its heritage while being empowered with a sense of pride.

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Cultural Routes, Routes of Political Influence: French Public Museumsation. The second thesis brings us to consider the place of the museum as a medium in this changing cultural landscape. As these new trajectories of cultural relations emerge and as they are promoted by a number of different interests, we are witnessing the itinerary of the museum, the rise of museum nomadism.

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peal to scholars and students in planning, geography, touris.This book provides the first synthetic review of the literature on cultural roads and itineraries, providing a template for developing typologies and clarity on existing research. It additionally develops a unique conceptual framework for

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Introduction: Between Past and Prologuesation in French-American literature. The second section offers an intergenerational comparative illustration of the literary function of the route/road in the difficult and ambivalent identity-formation of the French-Ontarians. The last section highlights this deterritorialisation or uprooting by looking at two Quebecois road novels.