ABSTRACT Attempts to prevent tourists from fraternising with the natives in Suva marks the decade of the 1930s as one of significant change for Fijian society. The accounts of cruise ship visitors to Fiji document the delicate race relations in the capital of the British colony and the efforts of the European authorities to maintain control. This article considers the ways in which tourists and residents reinforced and disrupted the established colonial order.

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1930 年代在斐济结交的游客

摘要 试图阻止游客与苏瓦当地人亲近的尝试标志着 1930 年代的十年是斐济社会的重大变化之一。斐济游轮游客的记录记录了英国殖民地首都微妙的种族关系以及欧洲当局为维持控制所做的努力。本文考虑了游客和居民加强和破坏既定殖民秩序的方式。