Authentic recreation: living history and leisure

Leisure and Recreation

ALLERGY OF THE NOSE AND PARANASAL SINUSES. By French K. Hansel. The C. V. Mosby Company. St. Louis, 1936. Pp. 820. $10. John Bostock made the first contribution to the literature of allergy in 1819, and for many years thereafter little or nothing was added to our knowledge. The first American contribution was Morrill Wyman's book "Autumnal Catarrh" published in 1872, revised and enlarged in 187...

Contributions of leisure studies and recreation and park management research to the active living agenda.

Although the fields of leisure studies and recreation and parks were founded on addressing health and wellness needs of people, only recently have these needs been addressed by major, systematic research efforts. This paper examines the origins of leisure studies and the study of recreation behavior and park use and their potential contribution to active living research. Over the past 2 decades...

Living with Leisure

cherished dreams or fulfil longstanding wants has long since been exploded. Modern man is coming to realise and accept himself to be a small cog in the machine of progress, unwanted once his job is finished. Certainly past history has provided little encouragement. Stories of frustration, of feelings of worthlessness and sudden death a few months after retirement have been the rule rather than ...

Serious Leisure and Recreation Specialization: An Uneasy Marriage

A case is made to wed research on serious leisure and recreation specialization. Before such a marriage can occur, the strengths and differences of the two perspectives must be examined. In this article, four important contributions of the recreation specialization are put forward that will further our understanding of serious leisure and intense forms of leisure. These are (1) there is diversi...

Living with Leisure