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AbstractUsing the theoretical framework of a semiotics approach to art production and perception, this chapter focuses on art as a type of leisure activity whose dialogical mechanisms make it a powerful tool in counteracting stigma, including self-stigmatization.
Nenad Glumbić +2 more
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AbstractUsing the theoretical framework of a semiotics approach to art production and perception, this chapter focuses on art as a type of leisure activity whose dialogical mechanisms make it a powerful tool in counteracting stigma, including self-stigmatization.
Nenad Glumbić +2 more
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Active leisure, passive leisure and health
Economics & Human Biology, 2021Leisure consumption has been increasing in the United States since the 1960s. Over the same period, inactive lifestyles have contributed to adverse health outcomes. We propose a new way of categorizing leisure into groups based on the amount of physical exercise needed. Our results show that physically active leisure is a normal good whose demand rises
Soumyadip Roy, Peter F. Orazem
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Mostly men in urban clothes sitting outside of the restaurant "Jugoslavija". Also in the row of houses: the Officer's Cooperative "Oficirska Zadruga" and Ibrahim Žuljević, the shoemaker.The postcard was sent from Sarajevo to Vienna in ...
Walter R. Boot +3 more
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Pursuing Leisure During Leisure-Time Physical Activity
Journal of Physical Activity and Health, 2010Background:While considerable attention has been given to quantifying leisure-time physical activity (LTPA) among subpopulations, less attention has focused on the perception of the experience as leisure. The current study describes the prevalence of leisure-like experiences during LTPA among college students.
Kindal A, Shores, Stephanie T, West
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Allocation of Time to Leisure and Between Leisure Activities [PDF]
Economic Analysis and Policy, 1975 -
Ramasamy, V., Sinden, J.A.
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International Disability Studies, 1990
Patients were questioned 40-78 weeks after stroke to ascertain their previous and current levels of leisure participation. The results indicate a decrease with regard to both the number of activities and the frequency of participation when compared to reported pre-stroke leisure activity.
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Patients were questioned 40-78 weeks after stroke to ascertain their previous and current levels of leisure participation. The results indicate a decrease with regard to both the number of activities and the frequency of participation when compared to reported pre-stroke leisure activity.
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Leisure Time Physical Activity and Mortality
Epidemiology, 2013Some studies indicate that a large part of the beneficial effect of physical activity on mortality is confined to a threshold effect of participation.Self-reported physical activity was investigated in relation to all-cause mortality in the Danish Diet, Cancer and Health cohort, including 29,129 women and 26,576 men aged 50-64 years at baseline 1993 ...
Johnsen, Nina Føns +4 more
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Leisure Activities and Mortality
Journal of Aging and Health, 2008Objectives: This study examines the association between participation in leisure activities and mortality risk among older men and women. Methods: A representative sample of 1,246 men and women ages 65 to 95, interviewed in 1991-1992, were followed for 12 years. Cox regressions analyzed mortality risk.
Neda, Agahi, Marti G, Parker
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Leisure Time, Leisure Activities, and Happiness in China
Journal of Leisure Research, 2015This study utilized a nation-wide survey (n=73,622) to examine the associations of leisure time, leisure activities, and demographics with happiness among residents in China.
Xiang Wei +3 more
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