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Settlement houses
________ were created to give people childcare and adult education.
Industrial Revolution
________: A time in which there were a mass of jobs being lost and the mechanization of factories made work harder to find.
Schole
________: The pastime in which the Ancient Greks believed that reading, writing, thinking, debating etc was leisure.
Medieval Europe
It was important in ________ as social class and hierarchy was evident in the societies, people with more money and assets were protected and had more leisure than those on the bottom of the hierarchy.
Playfulness
________: The predisposition to frame or reframe a situation in such a way as to provide oneself and possibly others with amusement, humor and entertainment.
Catharsis
________: Channeling negativity into something tolerable or positive.
Hedonism
________: Pleasure through fame, power and wealth being the highest goal in life.
Spirituality
________ is the feelings, thoughts, experiences and behaviors that arise from the search of the sacred.
Ancient China
Leisure activities in ________ were a big aspect of Confucianism, Buddhism and Daoism.
Eudaimonia
________: The pursuit of the good life (volunteering and fundraising.
Greeks
The ________ believed in eudaimonia which was self- improvement while Rome believed in hedonia which was like the pursuit of money.
special skills
The systematic pursuit of an amateur, hobbyist, or volunteer core activity that is highly substantial, interesting and fulfilling and where participants find a career in acquiring and expressing a combo of its ________, knowledge and experience.
Stages of progression
Leisure career: ________ and turning points.
Epicureanism
________: Pleasure should be experienced in moderation.
Leisure Career
________: stages of progression and turning points.
Humanities
________: Creations made by humans that describe human experience such as literature, music, and art.
Broaden
________ and Build Theory: Positive emotions ________ our perspective and helps us find creative solutions.
Impressionism
________: A style of art that presents an immediate impression of an object time or event.
Arousal
________ Seeking: Seeking optimal arousal, not too bored or not too nervous.
Conspicuous Leisure
________: Basically leisure that comes from showing off all the assets that you have, showing you social class status.
Preparation
________: Kids are practicing for adult life.
Risk
________: Experience of excitement and danger with the potential of dying, or injuries.
Leisure
________: Complex concept depending on each person, but basically like free time.
Surplus Energy
________: We burn up extra energy from play.
Hedonia
________: The pursuit of the pleasant life (playing a sport you enjoy)
Eudaimonia
________ is the pursuit of excellence while hedonia is the pursuit of pleasure, enjoyment etc.
Leisure
________ is a complex and diverse term that depends on the person.
Eudaimonia
________: a life characterized by virtuousness, basically like self- actualization.
Also the 3 aspects of harmony that they focused on being
Harmony with Nature, Harmony with Other and Harmony with yourself
Leisure Career
stages of progression and turning points
Unique Ethos
a special social world with particular norms
Durable Benefits
Trophies, Medals
Leisure
Complex concept depending on each person, but basically like free time
Humanities
Creations made by humans that describe human experience such as literature, music, and art
The Camels Back by Fitzgerald
Basically just having fun in your youth while you have the time
Impressionism
A style of art that presents an immediate impression of an object time or event
Schole
The pastime in which the Ancient Greks believed that reading, writing, thinking, debating etc was leisure
Mass Leisure
Leisure in which lots of people could enjoy the time of leisure
Eudaimonia
The pursuit of the good life (volunteering and fundraising
Hedonia
The pursuit of the pleasant life (playing a sport you enjoy)
Conspicuous Leisure
Basically leisure that comes from showing off all the assets that you have, showing you social class status
Industrial Revolution
A time in which there were a mass of jobs being lost and the mechanization of factories made work harder to find
Eudaimonia
a life characterized by virtuousness, basically like self-actualization
Epicureanism
Pleasure should be experienced in moderation
Hedonism
Pleasure through fame, power and wealth being the highest goal in life
Broaden and Build Theory
Positive emotions broaden our perspective and helps us find creative solutions
Surplus Energy
We burn up extra energy from play
Preparation
Kids are practicing for adult life
Catharsis
Channeling negativity into something tolerable or positive
Arousal Seeking
Seeking optimal arousal, not too bored or not too nervous
Playfulness
The predisposition to frame or reframe a situation in such a way as to provide oneself and possibly others with amusement, humor and entertainment
Agon
Play that involves skill
Alea
Luck and uncertainty
Mimicry
Role playing
Illinx
Vertigo and sense
THe results of Mannell et al
Many leisure activities are done alone providing an opportunity for growth and creativity
Ritual
Sequence and tradition (Christmas)
Leisure career
Stages of progression and turning points
Unique ethos
a special social world with particular norms
Durable benefits
Self-development or trophies
Risk
Experience of excitement and danger with the potential of dying, or injuries
Benefits of risk
Sensation or feeling exhilaration
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