TRM 282 Travel Industry: Politics of Mobility

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TRM 282 TRAVEL INDUSTRY &

POLITICS OF MOBILITY
CENK ZBAY SPRING 12

ISTANBUL
COOL and HIP?
The museum experience Taksim Kadikoy Nightlife Cafs & Bookstores Arts Nisantasi University Campuses Bagdat Avenue Non-touristic treatments Mosques Subcultures

ISTANBUL
COOL and HIP?
YES: Local Independent Alternative Imaginative Perplexing Literature & Arts NO: Global Mainstream Clich Boring Orientalist TV or pop culture

ISTANBUL
COOL and HIP?
FORBIDDEN WORDS & IDEAS:
The term destination. Keyifli bir mekan, or any other version of it in any language :) Meaningless adjectives such as beautiful, interesting or nice.

ISTANBUL
COOL and HIP?
LOGISTICS OF THE COURSE Groups must include five students each. Budget: None Time: Just a couple of weeks. Yes, you need to rush! Level of Competition: High. Very high, indeed!! Guidance: Yes, you can have. For sure. Knock my door when you need advice of any sort :)

COOL
The best way to say something is awesome or swell. The phrase "cool" is very relaxed, never goes out of style, and people will never laugh at you for using it, very convenient for people like me who don't care about what's "in. Laid back, relaxed, not freaked out, knows what's goin on. Has come to mean anything popular. An adjective referring to something that is very good, stylish, or otherwise positive. It is among the most common slang terms used in today's world. When someone is "cool" they are popular, suave, and you like them. Socially acceptable by modern culture; "neat.

HIP
Cooler than cool, the pinnacle of what is "it". Beyond all trends and conventional coolness. The state of being in-the-know, including, but not limited to, being stylish or fashionable. Informed, up to date, fashionable, contemporary, relevant. Being modern in dress, attitude and interests. From "hepi," meaning "well-informed" from the West African language of Wolof. The word was introduced to America by slaves imported from West Africa, and was still in use in 1930's era black speech. Hip probably entered the mainstream American lexicon by way of the Beatnik subculture, who believed in racial integration, listened to black music and used words borrowed from black speech.

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