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Leisure and the structure of our life worlds | Author(s) | Jon Hendricks, Stephen J Cutter |
Journal title | Ageing and Society, vol 10, part 1, March 1990 |
Pages | pp 85 - 94 |
Keywords | Recreation. |
Annotation | Leisure research among the elderly has not kept pace with its significance in their lives. While the centrality of work is often discussed, a comparable role for leisure is seldom acknowledged. Through a blending of life-course and structural-level perspectives this paper discusses the need for conceptual innovation in leisure research. A broader perspective on the nature of leisure, its structure and the emerging need to address leisure as a form of consumption is advocated. Recognition of the identity-affirming nature of leisure and consumption will greatly enhance the focus of leisure research. (KJ). |
Accession Number | CPA-900612020 A |
Classmark | H |
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