First published in 1989. The essays in this collection represent the most important arguments on the problems, myths, and misunderstandings of leisure. Arguing from a range of positions, some sceptical, others more idealistic, they look at the complexities of this field and the social and political problems that surround it.
First published in 1989. The essays in this collection represent the most important arguments on the problems, myths, and misunderstandings of leisure. Arguing from a range of positions, some sceptical, others more idealistic, they look at the complexities of this field and the social and political problems that surround it.
Notes on the Contributors; General Introduction; Part One: Leisure and Social Change; Introduction; 1. Predictions, Portents, and Paradigms (1976) Ian Miles 2. Technological Change and the Future (1980) Tom Stonier 3. De-skilling and Forced Leisure: Steps Beyond Class Analysis (1984) Chris Rojek 4. The Politics of Leisure: Social Control and Social Development (1980) Chas Critcher 5. The Society of Leisure: Myth and Reality (1975) Kenneth Roberts 6. Anti-leisure and Public Recreation Policy: A View from the USA (1975) Geoffrey Godbey; Part Two: Leisure and Social Structure; Introduction; 7. Class Stratification and Cultural Consumption: Some Motifs in the Work of Pierre Bourdieu (1977) Graham Murdock 8. The Swedish Experience: Life and Leisure in an Affluent Mixed Economy (1980) Harold Swedner 9. Sociology and Leisure: A Structural Approach and Some Policy Implications (1975) N. C. A. Parry and D. Johnson 10. Boys Muscle in Where Angels Fear to Tread: The Relationship between Physical Education and Young Women's Subcultures (1984) Sheila Scraton 11. One-parent Families and Leisure (1979) Jane Streather; Part Three: Leisure and Work: Problems and Possibilities; Introduction; 12. "The trouble with being unemployed is that you never get a day off" (1982) Paul Corrigan 13. Unemployment, Youth, and Leisure in the 1980s (1985) Kenneth Roberts 14. Unemployment, Leisure, and Education (1981) David H. Hargreaves 15. Education for Leisure: A Case Study from the Netherlands (1981) George de Vink 16. Early Retirement: A New Leisure Opportunity? (1982) Ann McGoldrick 17. Leisure and the Future: Considering the Options (1984) A. J. Veal; Index
Notes on the Contributors; General Introduction; Part One: Leisure and Social Change; Introduction; 1. Predictions, Portents, and Paradigms (1976) Ian Miles 2. Technological Change and the Future (1980) Tom Stonier 3. De-skilling and Forced Leisure: Steps Beyond Class Analysis (1984) Chris Rojek 4. The Politics of Leisure: Social Control and Social Development (1980) Chas Critcher 5. The Society of Leisure: Myth and Reality (1975) Kenneth Roberts 6. Anti-leisure and Public Recreation Policy: A View from the USA (1975) Geoffrey Godbey; Part Two: Leisure and Social Structure; Introduction; 7. Class Stratification and Cultural Consumption: Some Motifs in the Work of Pierre Bourdieu (1977) Graham Murdock 8. The Swedish Experience: Life and Leisure in an Affluent Mixed Economy (1980) Harold Swedner 9. Sociology and Leisure: A Structural Approach and Some Policy Implications (1975) N. C. A. Parry and D. Johnson 10. Boys Muscle in Where Angels Fear to Tread: The Relationship between Physical Education and Young Women's Subcultures (1984) Sheila Scraton 11. One-parent Families and Leisure (1979) Jane Streather; Part Three: Leisure and Work: Problems and Possibilities; Introduction; 12. "The trouble with being unemployed is that you never get a day off" (1982) Paul Corrigan 13. Unemployment, Youth, and Leisure in the 1980s (1985) Kenneth Roberts 14. Unemployment, Leisure, and Education (1981) David H. Hargreaves 15. Education for Leisure: A Case Study from the Netherlands (1981) George de Vink 16. Early Retirement: A New Leisure Opportunity? (1982) Ann McGoldrick 17. Leisure and the Future: Considering the Options (1984) A. J. Veal; Index
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