Titlebook: Leisure in Later Life ; Tania Wiseman Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Natu

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Navigating Archives, Going Native and Falling in Love with 26 New People,nd four one-day diaries from 2014 to 2015 was considered for inclusion. This selected 26 people that were retired in 2008. All of the correspondents explain what it is currently like to be in later life in the UK. The mechanics of how they were chosen from the 500 correspondents is explained and the

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Negotiating Leisure Lives in a Culture of Active Ageing,rld’ that enable participation in the social world. They care deeply about others and find ways to contribute to society while managing the patronising attitudes of others. They introducing ideas about being selfless and honoured agers. They explained there was ‘no great virtue in all this active ag

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Freedom and Belonging in Everyday Leisure Lives,e, doing and being, performing and relaxing, producing and consuming. For leisure to enable the construction of agentic stories, an element of subjective freedom is essential. Instrumental leisure saps the fun and freedom, makes it consequential. The labour of being an active ager makes paid work lo

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Investigating Private Leisure Lives, told. With no connection between respondent and researcher the anonymity is stronger, and storied accounts are more candid. Engaging with and respecting the genesis of the data, respectfully representing the correspondents is key to the success of this research study.

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Introduction to a New Ageing Population,vidence about ‘what is good for them’, active leisure; people do more and more of what is ‘bad for them’, passive leisure, and yet they are living longer and healthier lives than ever. There is a knowledge gap in research and theory for more leisurely pastimes in later life.

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Constraints to Leisure in a Healthy Later Life,g demographics have ramped up the active ageing rhetoric, but it is not clear how they negotiate between the promises of affluent fun and the threat of illness and vulnerability. There is a lack of agreement about what constitutes active and passive activities and their potential for enhancing or endangering later lives.

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Freedom and Belonging in Everyday Leisure Lives, prefer to be naughty, and that is good to know. Passive leisure in later life offers direct fun, sociability and connection. People that have grown up and grown old in a culture of active ageing have more freedom when they choose home-based leisure, and socialise with people of their own age

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A Social Thesis of Leisure, additional voices for the study of leisure in the context of everyday life. It supported this study of later life leisure to see beyond the noisy concepts of death and disability and ‘a(chǎn)ge induced constraints’ that direct much leisure in later life research.