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This chapter argues that free time—defined as the time not committed to meeting one's own or one's dependents' basic needs—is a resource to which citizens could plausibly have claims in a public and feasible liberal egalitarian justice. To develop the idea of free time as a resource, the chapter begins with the recognition that time itself is a ...
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This chapter argues that free time—defined as the time not committed to meeting one's own or one's dependents' basic needs—is a resource to which citizens could plausibly have claims in a public and feasible liberal egalitarian justice. To develop the idea of free time as a resource, the chapter begins with the recognition that time itself is a ...
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Leisure, Recreation or Free Time? Measuring Time Usage
Journal of Leisure Research, 1986Susan M Shaw
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Class, gender and time poverty: a time‐use analysis of British workers’ free time resources
British Journal of Sociology, 2012Stella Chatzitheochari, Sara Arber
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