Women's leisure in England, 1920-60

Abstract

Introduction Part 1: The nature of leisure in women's lives 1. 'A planned night out'? Conceptualising 'leisure' in historical research 2. 'Waiting for the pie to brown': leusire, work and definitional ambiguity Part 2: Leisure and the life cycle 3. 'Stepping out with the young set': youthful freedom and independence 4. 'Do you come here often?' Courtship, sex and leisure 5. 'Pleasure loving mothers'? Leisure in adult life Conclusion

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