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After the rural idyll: representations of the British countryside as a non-idyllic environment

Geography, 2020
This article explores a somewhat overlooked tradition of non-idyllic representations of the British countryside, particularly characteristic of the post-Second World War period.
T. Hall
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A Rural Idyll

New England Journal of Medicine, 2023
J. Connolly
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Growing-Up in the Countryside: Children and the Rural Idyll

Journal of Rural Studies, 2000
The recent surge of interest in the study of children and childhood has brought with it a keener recognition of the diversity of growing-up. In this emerging geography, most attention has been given to the experiences and behaviours of urban children.
Faith Tucker, Hugh Matthews
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Women Assess Rurality — A Tailored Rural Idyll

2016
In literature on rural society in Spain there is a common understanding that the activities of women are essential to the social and economic sustainability of rural areas (Camarero et al. 1991, Sabate 1992, Garcia Ramon et al., 1994, Garcia Ramon and Baylina 2000, Little 2001, Camarero 2009, Sampedro 2009, MARM 2011). Nevertheless, for several decades
Mireia Baylina, Maria Dolors Garcia-Ramon, Ana María Porto, Isabel Salamaña, Montserrat Villarino   +4 more
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Constructing a Virtual Destination: Li Ziqi’s Chinese Rural Idyll on YouTube

Journal of Teaching in Travel and Tourism, 2022
Yunzi Zhang, Zhenhao Meng, Yang Jiao
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The rural idyll defended: from preservation to conservation

, 2017
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P. Lowe
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For the rural idyll: Tourism, place promotion and rural consumption

JOURNAL OF NATURAL RESOURCES
Xiang KONG, Ru-yu TAO, Yi-zheng ZHAO, Pin-yu CHEN   +3 more
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The Lost Rural Idyll? Tourists' Attitudes Towards Sustainability and Their Influence on the Production of Rural Space at a Rural Tourism Hotspot in Northern Ireland

Journal of Rural Studies, 2020
This study focuses on tourists' power in the production of space expressed by their travel attitudes when visiting a rural tourism hotspot that follows a growth ethos and is characterized by mass tourism.
Sabine Panzer-Krause
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The Changing Rural Idyll and the Ideal Migrant: The Case of Scotland During COVID-19

Journal of Rural Studies
Christina Noble, Ruth Wilson, Margaret Currie   +2 more
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Good Food or Industrial Food: Discourses of the Rural Idyll and Alternative Food Networks

Journal of Rural Studies
Kirstie O'Neill
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