Titlebook: Leisure for Leisure; Critical Essays Chris Rojek (Senior Editor in Sociology) Book 1989 Chris Rojek 1989 culture.drugs.economy.freedom.Freu

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Introductioninary ideological significance. Paid employment and family life may be regarded as the main part of ‘normal’ adult existence. However, leisure, it is said, is the ‘necessary’ counterpart to work, the ‘reward’ for effort, the prerequisite for a ‘healthy’ and ‘balanced’ lifestyle. It would be absurd t

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Models of Work, Models of Leisurelopment is also due to the failure of those who have been busy in the field to break out. Rather they seem to have been content to clear their own ground and map out the terrain, creating a fraternity of ‘leisure studies’.. Recently, this contented community has been blasted by loud criticisms.. Van

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Leisure and ‘The Ruins of the Bourgeois World’ations on bourgeois ‘progress’, and its bitter prophecy. ‘What the bourgeoisie produces, above all,’ wrote Marx and Engels,. ‘is its own gravediggers. Its fall and the victory of the proletariat are equally inevitable.’