This article discusses the balance between creativity and authentic simplicity in designing visitors’ on-site experience in dark tourism objects
Goth subculture is theologically fascinating as a form of cultural expression which co-opts religious language and iconography to engage existential themes of darkness, suffering, and death
While precise origins are hard to trace, it is clear that non-subcultural record labels, distributors and retailers played a significant role in the goth scene right from its beginnings
In this article, we investigate permanence through exploring tattoo consumption in terms of the social-historical context of being tattooed
Goth entrepreneurs can run a serious business within their framework but cannot be seen as part of the creative class because creative class combines work and a way of life
Though Sedgwick nods towards lesbian literary history in this passage, she underplays its important status in her discussion of homosexual panic
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