Touched by water: The body in scuba diving

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Swimming as an accretive practice in healthy blue space (2017, background): “For swimmers, place-based accretions and imbrications, involving both short-term ‘dippings-in’ and longer-term absorptions, help shape a range of layered resonant encounters and shared emotional memories that enable and support human wellbeing (Conradson, 2005b; Duff, 2010; Straughan, 2012).”
Nature-based tourism and neoliberalism: concealing contradictions (2015, background): “Since these are transient experiences, they can only be recaptured by being purchased anew (Fletcher, 2014, p. 185; Fletcher & Neves, 2012; also see Straughan, 2012 on the importance of embodied engagement in her study of intertwining of touch, water and scuba-diving).”