Toxic Tourism: Rhetorics of Pollution, Travel, and Environmental Justice (Rhetoric Culture & Social Critique)
Toxic Tourism explores how rhetoric shapes understandings of pollution, travel, and environmental justice. Drawing on cultural critique, Phaedra C. Pezzullo examines the language and social meanings surrounding toxic tourism, offering a scholarly perspective for readers interested in environmental studies, travel studies, rhetoric, and social criticism.
About This Book
Toxic Tourism examines the relationships among pollution, travel, and environmental justice.
The book focuses on rhetoric and the ways cultural critique can illuminate how toxic tourism is discussed and understood.
Situated within environmental and travel studies, it considers the social meanings attached to polluted places and tourism practices.
This scholarly work offers readers a framework for thinking critically about travel, environmental harm, and justice.
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