Julia Harrison is a professor of anthropology at Trent University and author of Being a Tourist: Finding Meaning in Pleasure Travel (UBC Press, 2002).

• 1 An Introduction to the Cottage2 The Cottage: A Special Place3 Community, Nature, Modernity, and Nationalism at the Cottage4 Time and Order at the Cottage5 The Cottage Body6 Family at the Cottage7 Gender at the Cottage8 Privilege at the CottageNotesReferencesIndex

"Cottaging" in Ontario is a much-discussed phenomenon, and Harrison has set out to shed light on why people are so passionate about this form of domestic tourism. There is surprisingly little written on this, and her excellent book is both compelling and novel. - Marion Joppe, co-author of Challenges and Opportunities of Incentive Travel

Julia Harrison is a professor of anthropology at Trent University and author of Being a Tourist: Finding Meaning in Pleasure Travel (UBC Press, 2002).

• 1 An Introduction to the Cottage2 The Cottage: A Special Place3 Community, Nature, Modernity, and Nationalism at the Cottage4 Time and Order at the Cottage5 The Cottage Body6 Family at the Cottage7 Gender at the Cottage8 Privilege at the CottageNotesReferencesIndex

"Cottaging" in Ontario is a much-discussed phenomenon, and Harrison has set out to shed light on why people are so passionate about this form of domestic tourism. There is surprisingly little written on this, and her excellent book is both compelling and novel. - Marion Joppe, co-author of Challenges and Opportunities of Incentive Travel

Julia Harrison is a professor of anthropology at Trent University and author of Being a Tourist: Finding Meaning in Pleasure Travel (UBC Press, 2002).

• 1 An Introduction to the Cottage2 The Cottage: A Special Place3 Community, Nature, Modernity, and Nationalism at the Cottage4 Time and Order at the Cottage5 The Cottage Body6 Family at the Cottage7 Gender at the Cottage8 Privilege at the CottageNotesReferencesIndex

"Cottaging" in Ontario is a much-discussed phenomenon, and Harrison has set out to shed light on why people are so passionate about this form of domestic tourism. There is surprisingly little written on this, and her excellent book is both compelling and novel. - Marion Joppe, co-author of Challenges and Opportunities of Incentive Travel