ABSTRACT

There is increasing evidence that cartoon fans may make pilgrimages to cartoon sites where the displays are derived from popular plots, scenes, and characters. Through a phenomenological lens with data obtained from semi-structured interviews, this study reveals five travel motivations concerning the cartoon pilgrimage phenomenon, including heroism and princessism, nostalgia, plot framing, resonance between virtual and reality, and deep cultural learning. The present inquiry further contributes to the literature by illuminating a process leading from dreams, reverie, and fantasy manifested in the animated virtual world, to the reality realized through deep immersion and engrossment in the tourism space.

摘要

越来越多的证据表明，卡通迷可能会朝卡通地点朝圣，而这些漫画的展示来自流行的情节，场景和人物。通过从半结构化访谈中获得的数据的现象学视角，该研究揭示了与卡通朝圣现象有关的五种旅行动机，包括英雄主义和公主主义，怀旧情节，情节框架，虚拟与现实之间的共鸣以及深度文化学习。本研究进一步阐明了从动画虚拟世界中表现出的梦想，遐想和幻想到通过深深浸入和沉迷于旅游空间而实现的现实的过程，从而为文学做出了贡献。