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Decolonial tourism storytelling: Dondology and ElderCrits in Ghana
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• Introduces Dondology and ElderCrits as African-centered storytelling frameworks • Reframes tourism storytelling as epistemic resistance and cognitive justice • Applies decolonial praxis to Ghanaian heritage, eco-cultural, and community tourism • Moves beyond critique to construct an operational model for tourism interpretation • Strengthens cultural resilience and intergenerational dialogue through elder authority
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