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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Devotee Work as Leisure,ir career in it, of their costs and setbacks, and so on. But not so with the general public. For them devotee work is considered important, honorable, sometimes absolutely indispensable. To call it (common sense) leisure is to insult its immense contributions to society and personal development.

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Leisure Lifestyle,ive lifestyle that bridges work, leisure, and non-work obligation. Lifestyle becomes critical in retirement, for now there is often no longer a paying job to occupy much of one’s time. Leisure lifestyle is not part of the common sense image of leisure, but is rather part of the individual’s positive personal image of leisure.

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What Do We Get from Leisure? Positive Rewards,ards. Its place in common sense is likewise very limited. The same may be said for leisure-based projects, which are also rewarding, though given their relatively short duration, not as deeply so as the serious activities.

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Conclusion,here will be patterns of leisure activity evident across demographic lines: social-class, religion, gender, occupation, age, and the like. The common sense images have implications for higher education and government.

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