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LSA Publication No. 102

Whatever Happened to the Leisure Society: Media, Consumption and Spaces

Available from LSA Publications
March 2008

ISBN 978 1 905369 13 3

eds. Paul Gilchrist and Belinda Wheaton

LSA Individual (private) member ~ £27.00
LSA Corporate (institutional) member ~ £31.00
Non member ~ £39.00

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Companion Volume
LSA Publication No. 101:


Relocating the Leisure Society:
Media, Consumption and Spaces

 

LSA No. 102 Contents

Editors' Introduction
                   . . . Paul Gilchrist and Belinda Wheaton

Rout(e)ing the Leisure Project
                   . . . Peter Bramham

Whose course is it? Planning a Curriculum for Employers and Higher Education
                    . . . Deborah Pownall and Chaika Harrison

Regulating Fatness: Moving Bodies in a Post-Work Society
                    . . . Melinda Young

The Impact of the Physical Leisure Environment on Client Adherence
                    . . . Don Cock, Iain Adams, Adrian Ibbetson and Phil Baugh

'Working Out': The Role of Exercise in the Quest for Career Success
                    . . . Amanda Waring

Working Hard at Leisure is Professional: The BMX Freestyle Cycling Pro
                    . . . Wade Nelson

Understanding the Importance of Leisure at the End of Modernity: Habermasian Rationalities and Actions and the Future of Leisure Studies
                    . . . Karl Spracklen

Understanding a Tennis Hotspot through Sports Geography: The Case of Linlithgow
                    . . . Fiona Reid

The Need for Theoretical Originality When Taking the Flow of Leisure Seriously
                    . . . Sam Elkington

Know Thyself? Assimilating the Classical Leisure Ideal, Self-actualisation, Flow Experience, and Existential Authenticity
                    . . . Scott A. Cohen