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020			_a9781939476067
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050		4	_aGV174 _b.L454 2016
099			_aLEI
245	0	0	_aLeisure matters : _bthe state and future of leisure studies / _cedited by Gordon J. Walker, David Scott, and Monika Stodolska.
246	3	0	_aState and future of leisure studies
264		1	_aState College, Pennsylvania : _bVenture Publishing, Inc., _c[2016]
264		4	_c©2016
300			_axxix, 366 pages : _billustrations ; _c29 cm
336			_atext _btxt _2rdacontent
337			_aunmediated _bn _2rdamedia
338			_avolume _bnc _2rdacarrier
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505	0	0	_tForeword: Assessing leisure studies -- _tForeword: Leisure studies: celebrating the past, looking to the future -- _tIntroduction -- _tThe editors and contributors -- _gSection 1. _tExploring leisure -- _g1. _tAnthropology and leisure -- _g2. _tLeisure at the biological level -- _g3. _tEconomic decision making in leisure and tecreation -- _g4. _tHistory of leisure -- _g5. _tPhilosophy of leisure studies -- _g6. _tPsychology of leisure, positive psychology, and “psychologizing” leisure theory -- _g7. _tRethinking sociological leisure studies for the twenty-first century -- _g8. _tLeisure, health, and physical activity -- _g9. _tLeisure and religion/spirituality -- _g10. _tSport as a leisure behavior -- _g11. _tTourism -- _g12. _tLeisure in Africa -- _g13. _tLeisure in Australia and New Zealand -- _g14. _tLeisure in East Asia -- _g15. _tLoisir San Frontiers? Leisure in Europe -- _g16. _tLeisure in Latin America -- _gSection 2. _tExperiencing leisure -- _g17. _tLeisure, needs, and motivations -- _g18. _tLeisure constraints and negotiation: highlights from the journey past, present, and future -- _g19. _tLeisure and intensity of participation -- _g20. _tFrom purple roots to dark, sexy, and diverse: the past, present, and future of deviant leisure -- _g21. _tYouth and leisure -- _g22. _tFamily and leisure -- _g23. _tLeisure and aging (well) -- _g24. _tThe relational politics of gender and leisure -- _g25. _tMore equitable moments: the changing nature of leisure for the LGBQ community -- _g26. _tLeisure and people with disabilities -- _g27. _tHow does leisure studies respond to the needs and requests of indigenous people? -- _g28. _tLeisure, race, ethnicity, and immigration -- _g29. _tTrends in time for leisure -- _g30. _tThe roles technology plays in twenty-first century leisure -- _g31. _tPlace and leisure -- _g32. _tLeveraging leisure-based community networks to access social capital -- _gSection 3. _tDelivering leisure -- _g33. _tPublic policy and planning frameworks -- _g34. _tMarketing public leisure services: key concepts, approaches, and emerging trends -- _g35. _tContemporary views of management and leadership in leisure studies -- _gSection 4. _tDebating leisure -- _g36. _tMetatheorizing leisure theory -- _g37. _tQualitative inquiry in leisure studies -- _g38. _tExperimental designs in leisure studies -- _g39. _tLeisure and the academy: curricula and scholarship in higher education -- _g40. _tCelebrating leisure studies: onward, outward, and upward.
650		0	_aLeisure _xPhilosophy _9762440
650		0	_aRecreation _xPhilosophy _9762433
650		0	_aLeisure _xSocial aspects _9375072
650		0	_aRecreation _xSocial aspects _9632181
650		0	_aLeisure _xResearch _9798755
650		0	_aRecreation _xResearch. _9323230
700	1		_aWalker, Gordon J., _eeditor. _91090041
700	1		_aScott, David _eeditor. _9233486
700	1		_aStodolska, Monika, _eeditor. _9840332
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