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ISBN 10: 1138666904
ISBN 13: 9781138666900
Author: Jiri Zuzanek
(Ebook) Time Leisure and Well Being 1st Edition Table of contents:
Part I Leisure, work, and well-being through a historical lens
1 Leisure that never existed before: a historical perspective
2 Was Plato a friend or a foe of leisure?
3 Aristotle: philosopher of leisure and happiness
4 Leisure in Ancient Rome: otium and panem et circenses
5 Seneca: philosopher of tranquillity and sadness
6 From the vale of tears to the Renaissance
7 St. Augustine: leisure and well-being in the Earthly City and the City of God
8 Thomas Aquinas: vita activa or vita contemplativa?
9 Work and leisure in Thomas More’s Utopia
10 Montaigne’s Essays and Pascal’s Pensées: of diversion and happiness
11 Enlightenment’s vision of work, leisure, and the arts
12 Adam Smith: capitalism with a human face?
13 The 19th century…was there ever a golden age?
14 Alexis de Tocqueville: why are Americans restless amidst prosperity?
15 Karl Marx: between the ‘realm of freedom’ and ‘material necessity’
16 Emile Durkheim: of labour, leisure, and anomie
17 Max Weber: of work ethic, leisure, and disenchantment
18 Thorstein Veblen: from the ethics of work to conspicuous consumption
19 The 20th century: farewell to the ‘Belle Époque’
20 Johan Huizinga: sub specie ludi
21 Pitirim Sorokin: at the crossroad of ideational and sensate cultures
22 Josef Pieper: apology for Vita Contemplativa
23 Hannah Arendt: of ‘human condition’
24 From the Middletown and Middletown in Transition to The Lonely Crowd
25 Leisure research yesterday and today: Quo Vadis?
Part II Leisure, work, and well-being today
Intermission: changing the diopter
26 What happened to the society of leisure? Two scenarios
27 Work–leisure relationship: the ‘long arm of work’?
28 Leisure and social prestige: keeping up with the Joneses?
29 The pros and cons of the ‘democratization of culture’
30 Of happiness, leisure, and riches
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