Ethical assessments of two zootouristic practices in Mexico, questions about animal geography

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Autor(a) principal: Quintero Venegas, Gino Jafet
Data de Publicação: 2020
Outros Autores: Rosales Estrada, Perla Tania
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Texto Completo: https://periodicos.unb.br/index.php/patryter/article/view/27014
Resumo: In Mexico, the donkey (Equus africanus asinus), has been commercialized as a working animal and tourist resource, and its image has become part of the heritage and collective identity in at least two locations. On the one hand, the zebra-donkey has been painted with stripes to simulate an African zebra and is tied to a cart so that tourists who visit Tijuana are photographed dressed in a Mexican poncho and with a traditional hat to take a souvenir from this city border. At the Donkey Fair in Otumba, donkeys are the protagonists of different shows and sports that reinforce the relationship between humans and animals. This article, elaborated from qualitative methods and techniques, reveals the construction of donkeys as zootouristic resources and the ethical implications of this social construction given the commodification of these non-human animals.
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spelling Ethical assessments of two zootouristic practices in Mexico, questions about animal geographyValoraciones éticas de dos prácticas zooturísticas en México, cuestiones sobre geografia de los animalesValoraciones éticas de dos prácticas zooturísticas en México, cuestiones sobre geografia de los animalesZooturismo. animais não humanos. patrimônio. ética animal. geografia animal.Zooturismo. animales no humanos. patrimonio. ética animal. geografía de los animalesAnimal tourism. non-human animals. heritage. animal ethics. animal geography.In Mexico, the donkey (Equus africanus asinus), has been commercialized as a working animal and tourist resource, and its image has become part of the heritage and collective identity in at least two locations. On the one hand, the zebra-donkey has been painted with stripes to simulate an African zebra and is tied to a cart so that tourists who visit Tijuana are photographed dressed in a Mexican poncho and with a traditional hat to take a souvenir from this city border. At the Donkey Fair in Otumba, donkeys are the protagonists of different shows and sports that reinforce the relationship between humans and animals. This article, elaborated from qualitative methods and techniques, reveals the construction of donkeys as zootouristic resources and the ethical implications of this social construction given the commodification of these non-human animals.En México, al burro (Equus africanus asinus ), se le ha mercantilizado como animal de trabajo y recurso turístico, y su imagen se ha vuelto parte del patrimonio y de la identidad colectiva en al menos dos localidades. Por un lado, el burro-cebra ha sido pintado con rayas para simular una cebra africana y está amarrado a una carreta para que los turistas que visitan Tijuana se fotografíen vestidos con un poncho mexicano y con un sombrero tradicional para llevarse un suvenir de esta ciudad fronteriza. En la Feria del Burro en Otumba, los burros son los protagonistas de diferentes espectáculos y deportes que refuerzan las relaciones de dominio entre humanos y animales. Este artículo, elaborado a partir de métodos y técnicas cualitativas, revela la construcción de los burros como recursos zooturísticos y las implicaciones éticas de esta construcción social dada la mercantilización de estos animales no humanos.En México, al burro (Equus africanus asinus ), se le ha mercantilizado como animal de trabajo y recurso turístico, y su imagen se ha vuelto parte del patrimonio y de la identidad colectiva en al menos dos localidades. Por un lado, el burro-cebra ha sido pintado con rayas para simular una cebra africana y está amarrado a una carreta para que los turistas que visitan Tijuana se fotografíen vestidos con un poncho mexicano y con un sombrero tradicional para llevarse un suvenir de esta ciudad fronteriza. En la Feria del Burro en Otumba, los burros son los protagonistas de diferentes espectáculos y deportes que refuerzan las relaciones de dominio entre humanos y animales. Este artículo, elaborado a partir de métodos y técnicas cualitativas, revela la construcción de los burros como recursos zooturísticos y las implicaciones éticas de esta construcción social dada la mercantilización de estos animales no humanos.Grupo de Pesquisas CNPq Cidades e Patrimonialização na América Latina e Caribe - Programa de Pós-graduaçao em Geografia/UnB2020-03-01info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttps://periodicos.unb.br/index.php/patryter/article/view/2701410.26512/patryter.v3i5.27014PatryTer; Vol. 3 Núm. 5 (2020); 30-41PatryTer; v. 3 n. 5 (2020); 30-412595-016910.26512/patryter.v3i5reponame:Patryterinstname:Universidade de Brasília (UnB)instacron:UNBspahttps://periodicos.unb.br/index.php/patryter/article/view/27014/25214Copyright (c) 2020 PatryTerhttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessQuintero Venegas, Gino JafetRosales Estrada, Perla Tania2021-04-07T02:50:15Zoai:ojs.pkp.sfu.ca:article/27014Revistahttp://periodicos.unb.br/index.php/patryterPUBhttps://periodicos.unb.br/index.php/patryter/oairevistapatryter@gmail.com || portaldeperiodicos@bce.unb.br2595-01692595-0169opendoar:2021-04-07T02:50:15Patryter - Universidade de Brasília (UnB)false
dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Ethical assessments of two zootouristic practices in Mexico, questions about animal geography
Valoraciones éticas de dos prácticas zooturísticas en México, cuestiones sobre geografia de los animales
Valoraciones éticas de dos prácticas zooturísticas en México, cuestiones sobre geografia de los animales
title Ethical assessments of two zootouristic practices in Mexico, questions about animal geography
spellingShingle Ethical assessments of two zootouristic practices in Mexico, questions about animal geography
Quintero Venegas, Gino Jafet
Zooturismo. animais não humanos. patrimônio. ética animal. geografia animal.
Zooturismo. animales no humanos. patrimonio. ética animal. geografía de los animales
Animal tourism. non-human animals. heritage. animal ethics. animal geography.
title_short Ethical assessments of two zootouristic practices in Mexico, questions about animal geography
title_full Ethical assessments of two zootouristic practices in Mexico, questions about animal geography
title_fullStr Ethical assessments of two zootouristic practices in Mexico, questions about animal geography
title_full_unstemmed Ethical assessments of two zootouristic practices in Mexico, questions about animal geography
title_sort Ethical assessments of two zootouristic practices in Mexico, questions about animal geography
author Quintero Venegas, Gino Jafet
author_facet Quintero Venegas, Gino Jafet
Rosales Estrada, Perla Tania
author_role author
author2 Rosales Estrada, Perla Tania
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Quintero Venegas, Gino Jafet
Rosales Estrada, Perla Tania
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Zooturismo. animais não humanos. patrimônio. ética animal. geografia animal.
Zooturismo. animales no humanos. patrimonio. ética animal. geografía de los animales
Animal tourism. non-human animals. heritage. animal ethics. animal geography.
topic Zooturismo. animais não humanos. patrimônio. ética animal. geografia animal.
Zooturismo. animales no humanos. patrimonio. ética animal. geografía de los animales
Animal tourism. non-human animals. heritage. animal ethics. animal geography.
description In Mexico, the donkey (Equus africanus asinus), has been commercialized as a working animal and tourist resource, and its image has become part of the heritage and collective identity in at least two locations. On the one hand, the zebra-donkey has been painted with stripes to simulate an African zebra and is tied to a cart so that tourists who visit Tijuana are photographed dressed in a Mexican poncho and with a traditional hat to take a souvenir from this city border. At the Donkey Fair in Otumba, donkeys are the protagonists of different shows and sports that reinforce the relationship between humans and animals. This article, elaborated from qualitative methods and techniques, reveals the construction of donkeys as zootouristic resources and the ethical implications of this social construction given the commodification of these non-human animals.
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