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Women, climbing and serious leisure
Leisure Studies, 2010In this paper, the notion of serious leisure is critically explored in relation to women's climbing careers and identities. It draws upon findings from an in‐depth qualitative study of 19 women climbers and explores the concept of serious leisure from a gender perspective, arguing that in order to develop a more sophisticated understanding of serious ...
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A SERIOUS VIEW OF LEISURE: SERIOUS LEISURE THEORY IN LEISURE RESEARCHES
2012Leisure researchers have examined and identified various types of leisure, some of which include indoor and outdoor, active and passive, physical and intellectual, cultural and sportive, or serious and casual types of leisure. Most previous researches concerning types of leisure pursuits have focused dominantly on serious and casual leisure.
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Serious Leisure Costs based on the Degree of Serious Leisure
Korean Journal of Leisure, Recreation & Park, 2017Tae-hwan Kim, Sun-hwan Hwang
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Performing Serious Leisure: Competitions
2018This chapter discusses dancing competitions as experienced by medallists in Ballroom and Latin American dancing. Dancing competitions are argued to be highly ritualised spectacles which depend on the performance of both the individual and the couple. This chapter explores the dual forces of pressure and pleasure in Ballroom and Latin American dancing ...
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“Leisureship”: Impact of Pursuing Serious Leisure on Leaders' Performance
Human Resource Management Review, 2023Ronit Kark, Michelle Hammond
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Serious leisure and well-being
2006Following on the intellectual foundation laid by Josef Pieper, Sabastian de Grazia and Max Kaplan, among others, the term ‘serious leisure’ made its debut in leisure studies circles in 1982. The initial statement (Stebbins, 1982) and several more recent ones have centred on the nature of serious leisure, a concept now reasonably well elucidated in what
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Career (Serious Leisure) Volunteering
2015Career volunteering is motivated by altruism and self-interest as well as by a sense of career in the activity and a set of special rewards gained from pursuing it. First, the theoretic advances that have been made beyond the two basic statements made in 1982 and 1996 are summarized.
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