Choice and Experiential Definitions of Leisure

Robert A. Stebbins

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“Choice” and “freely chosen,” those once sacrosanct de rigueur elements in standard definitions of leisure as experience (Kelly, 1990, p. 21), have lately been the targets of some bad press. Juniu ...

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