Titlebook: Leisure’s Legacy; Challenging the Comm Robert A. Stebbins Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 Serious leisure.Ho

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What Do We Get from Leisure? Positive Rewards,y of this universal form of human enjoyment. The common sense image of leisure is founded substantially on these eight types. There are also some important benefits of casual leisure not typically included in the common sense image, but nonetheless recognizable as such when pointed out. Serious leis

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What Do We Get from Leisure? Its Costs,well as in the scientific theory and research that strives to explain it. These leisure costs, conceived of here as either situational or inherent, have been identified as tensions, dislikes, and disappointments. They are examined as they are experienced in serious, casual, and project-based leisure

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,Leisure in the?Community: Contributions,late to the common sense images. The first type of contribution is made by the leisure service organizations. Next comes community involvement, or the process by which volunteers, amateurs, and hobbyists contribute to collective life through serious leisure. Additionally, in leisure as in most other

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Devotee Work as Leisure,ts of devotee work that the common sense images are omitting, and ., why on occasion it may be either foolish or shortsighted to act without considering them. Devotee work is defined and explained. The intimates of those in devotee occupations are aware of the latter’s passion for their work, of the

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Leisure Lifestyle,alance of work, non-work obligations, and leisure itself. Here one makes discretionary time commitments, which are essentially, un-coerced, allocations of a certain number of minutes, hours, days, or other measure of time devoted to carrying out a leisure activity. Voluntary simplicity is a distinct

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-59794-2Serious leisure; Hobbyists; Volunteers; Casual leisure; eudaemonia; Lifestyle; Community; Intentionality; pr

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Robert A. StebbinsProvides a critical engagement with the common sense view of leisure.Conceptualises the “popular image” of leisure as a kind of stereotype, while highlighting its inadequacies.Reviews the modern scien