Ambivalent Encounters: Childhood, Tourism, and Social Change in Banaras, India (Rutgers Series in Childhood Studies)
Ambivalent Encounters explores the intersections of childhood, tourism, and social change in Banaras, India. Situated within the Rutgers Series in Childhood Studies, Jenny Huberman’s book offers a focused scholarly perspective for readers interested in anthropology, cultural studies, tourism, and the changing experiences of childhood.
About This Book
Ambivalent Encounters examines the relationship between childhood, tourism, and social change in Banaras, India.
The book focuses on how young people and tourism intersect within a city shaped by cultural, social, and economic transformation.
As part of the Rutgers Series in Childhood Studies, it offers a scholarly perspective on childhood in a specific cultural and geographic setting.
This volume is suited to readers interested in childhood studies, India, tourism, and social change.
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