Titlebook: Dark Tourism in the American West; Jennifer Dawes Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Sp

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-68151-0ward migration. Dawes also considers the value of dark tourism as it allows us to view the western spaces and places from different perspectives. She provides a roadmap for this book and explains some of the larger connections among the works in this volume.

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Polynome und rationale Funktionns. Whites can clear their consciences by confessing at Minidoka to racist intentions against Japanese Americans so that they might continue to ignore at Hanford a history of anti-Japanese racism that predates the war. What Streamas calls “Frontier Orientalism” is thus constitutive of the idea of the West, of Westness.

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Polynome und rationale Funktionc image of Japanese American internment and played into the “progressive” narrative of American history, ultimately minimizing the prominence of physical confinement, violence, and surveillance in the Japanese American internment experience.

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,Allgemeine ebene Kr?ftegruppen, tourist to push their own ontological frontier to new spaces. Examining Bombay Beach and Slab City as macrocosms of the regional post-apocalyptic tourism, I hope to expand the limits of dark tourism to spaces where life coexists with death, as much as the past coexists with the present.

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East by Northwest: Preserving Pacific War Memory at Hanford and Minidokans. Whites can clear their consciences by confessing at Minidoka to racist intentions against Japanese Americans so that they might continue to ignore at Hanford a history of anti-Japanese racism that predates the war. What Streamas calls “Frontier Orientalism” is thus constitutive of the idea of the West, of Westness.