Mapping Leisure
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Mapping Leisure
Studies from Australia, Asia and Africa
Kamphorst, Teus J.; Modi, Ishwar
Springer Verlag, Singapore
06/2019
309
Mole
Inglês
9789811099267
15 a 20 dias
492
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1. Introduction: Mapping Leisure Studies Ishwar Modi and Teus J. Kamphorst.- PART 1: Australia 2. Australian Leisure: From Antiquity to Modernity Francis Lobo.- 3. Mapping Leisure and Life through the Ages in New Zealand Michael Toohey, Grant Cushman and Bob Gidlow.- PART 2: Asia 4 The Mapping of Leisure in Chinese Cultural Tradition Ma Huidi.- 5. Mapping Leisure and Life through the Ages in India Ishwar Modi.- 6. The Meaning and Practice of Leisure and Recreation: An Analysis of Three Indonesian Muslim Professionals Iwan Gardono Sudjatmiko, Irsyad Zamjani and Adrianus Jebatu.- 7. Mapping Leisure and Life through the Ages in Iran Gholamreza Ghaffary.- 8. Mapping Leisure and Life through the Ages of Israel Atara Sivan and Elie Cohen-Gewerc.- 9. Strategies of Leisure in Japan Scott North.- 10. Mapping Leisure and Life in Korea Erwei Dong.- 11. Mapping Leisure in the Philippines Manuel Enverga.- 12. Leisure as Distinction in the Turkish Middle Class: Nursing Babies, Collecting a Trousseau, Meeting at the Malls, or Surfing? Zerrin Arslan.- PART 3: Africa.- 13. From Precolonial, Colonial to Postcolonial: A Survey of African Leisure Veena Sharma.- 14 Evolution of Leisure Patterns in Morocco: FSpiritual Pilgrims to Contemporary Mall Wanderers Thibault Danteur.- 15. On the Possibilities of Leisure Studies in Mozambique: Historical and Sociological Considerations Patricio V. Langa.- 16. Transformation of Leisure in Nigeria Aretha Oluwakemi Asakitikpi.- 17. Leisure in Historical Perspective: The Case of South Africa - Past and Present Mokong Simon Mapadimeng
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leisure in traditional Chinese culture;leisure in post-apartheid South Africa;colonial cinema;mass media and colonial government;gender and leisure;leisure and social class;leisure satisfaction;globalization of leisure;corroborree;popularity of the radio;private television sets;non-Western understanding of leisure;public leisure events in history;urban recreation;beach culture;sport and leisure;popular literature;professional entertainment
1. Introduction: Mapping Leisure Studies Ishwar Modi and Teus J. Kamphorst.- PART 1: Australia 2. Australian Leisure: From Antiquity to Modernity Francis Lobo.- 3. Mapping Leisure and Life through the Ages in New Zealand Michael Toohey, Grant Cushman and Bob Gidlow.- PART 2: Asia 4 The Mapping of Leisure in Chinese Cultural Tradition Ma Huidi.- 5. Mapping Leisure and Life through the Ages in India Ishwar Modi.- 6. The Meaning and Practice of Leisure and Recreation: An Analysis of Three Indonesian Muslim Professionals Iwan Gardono Sudjatmiko, Irsyad Zamjani and Adrianus Jebatu.- 7. Mapping Leisure and Life through the Ages in Iran Gholamreza Ghaffary.- 8. Mapping Leisure and Life through the Ages of Israel Atara Sivan and Elie Cohen-Gewerc.- 9. Strategies of Leisure in Japan Scott North.- 10. Mapping Leisure and Life in Korea Erwei Dong.- 11. Mapping Leisure in the Philippines Manuel Enverga.- 12. Leisure as Distinction in the Turkish Middle Class: Nursing Babies, Collecting a Trousseau, Meeting at the Malls, or Surfing? Zerrin Arslan.- PART 3: Africa.- 13. From Precolonial, Colonial to Postcolonial: A Survey of African Leisure Veena Sharma.- 14 Evolution of Leisure Patterns in Morocco: FSpiritual Pilgrims to Contemporary Mall Wanderers Thibault Danteur.- 15. On the Possibilities of Leisure Studies in Mozambique: Historical and Sociological Considerations Patricio V. Langa.- 16. Transformation of Leisure in Nigeria Aretha Oluwakemi Asakitikpi.- 17. Leisure in Historical Perspective: The Case of South Africa - Past and Present Mokong Simon Mapadimeng
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leisure in traditional Chinese culture;leisure in post-apartheid South Africa;colonial cinema;mass media and colonial government;gender and leisure;leisure and social class;leisure satisfaction;globalization of leisure;corroborree;popularity of the radio;private television sets;non-Western understanding of leisure;public leisure events in history;urban recreation;beach culture;sport and leisure;popular literature;professional entertainment
