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The New Politics Of Leisure And Pleasure 1st Edition Peter Bramham

Name: The New Politics Of Leisure And Pleasure 1st Edition Peter Bramham
SKU: BELL-2211564
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The New Politics Of Leisure And Pleasure 1st Edition Peter Bramham instant download after payment.

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan

File Extension: PDF

File size: 6.2 MB

Pages: 291

Author: Peter Bramham, Stephen Wagg

ISBN: 0230216838

Language: English

Year: 2011

Edition: 1

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The New Politics Of Leisure And Pleasure 1st Edition Peter Bramham by Peter Bramham, Stephen Wagg 0230216838 instant download after payment.

This book explores the new politics of leisure and pleasure in relation to a range of popular activities. Current generations in Western societies are essentially recipients of the changes that the Sixties – fabled decade of sex, drugs and rock n' roll - left behind. In their leisure lives – whether drinking, reading, surfing the net, taking drugs, going to a comedy gig, watching TV, taking a holiday, downloading music, supporting a football club, having a bet, having sex or simply roaming the countryside – people seem to enjoy unprecedented freedoms. But what are these freedoms? How are they exercised? And to what extent have traditional controls been relinquished?