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The Devil Makes Work: Leisure in Capitalist Britain (Crisis point)

by John Clarke

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Part one reviews existing sociological theories of leisure and considers leisure as an aspect of social organization. Part two focuses on the conditions under which leisure is experienced and state-provided frameworks within which leisure choices take place. Offers an account of leisure which considers the way in which social groups encounter institutions of leisure and create leisure activities.… (more)
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Part one reviews existing sociological theories of leisure and considers leisure as an aspect of social organization. Part two focuses on the conditions under which leisure is experienced and state-provided frameworks within which leisure choices take place. Offers an account of leisure which considers the way in which social groups encounter institutions of leisure and create leisure activities.

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