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2016
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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2016
This chapter focuses on gender and caregiving to demonstrate how recognizing citizens' claims to free time contributes to a liberal egalitarian theory of gender justice. It argues that gender justice requires that men and women not only have free choices from among equal options, but also choose from among just background conditions.
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This chapter focuses on gender and caregiving to demonstrate how recognizing citizens' claims to free time contributes to a liberal egalitarian theory of gender justice. It argues that gender justice requires that men and women not only have free choices from among equal options, but also choose from among just background conditions.
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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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Development of the Free Time Motivation Scale for Adolescents
Journal of Leisure Research, 2003Linda Caldwell
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