Transforming Leisure in the Pandemic
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Transforming Leisure in the Pandemic
Re-imagining Interaction and Activity during Crisis
Dashper, Katherine; Sharp, Briony; Finkel, Rebecca
Taylor & Francis Ltd
12/2022
226
Dura
Inglês
9781032201566
15 a 20 dias
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List of contributors. Introduction. PART I Transformations in public spaces. 1 Nightlife leisure activities during COVID-19: Restrictions, spatial transformations, and social changes in clubbing space in the examples of Polish cities. 2 The ritualistic nature of pandemic leisure. 3 The impact of COVID-19 on travel behaviour and holiday intentions: Evidence from Greece. 4 Exploring African American college student experiences of leisure-time physical activity and psychological wellbeing during COVID-19. 5 How did music festival stakeholders face pandemic uncertainty? Two case studies: Bachfest in Leipzig and BAM Festival in Barcelona. PART II Transformations in private spaces. 6 Toddler and pre-school children's physical activity during a pandemic. 7 Children's and families' changing everyday geographies: Playing, learning, and exercising outdoors during COVID-19. 8 Bridge during a time of disruption: Pandemic playing, everyday habits, and situated writing. 9 Rhythms in home-based leisure during the COVID-19 lockdown. PART III Transformations in digital spaces. 10 Changing "theatre-going" behaviours during COVID-19: Theatre on the screen. 11 Digital leisure as sites of diasporic solidarity. 12 COVID-19's impact on leisure coping and smartphone use. 13 Stories of older adults' resilience in adapting leisure behaviours due to COVID-19 restrictions. Index.
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Transformations;Public Spaces;Leisure;Pandemic;Crisis;COVID-19;COVID;Activity;Interaction;Nightlife Leisure Activities;Leisure Coping;Restrictions;Promote Leisure Time Physical Activities;Spatial Transformations;Travel Risk Perception;Social Changes;Online Bridge;Pandemic Leisure;Child's Pa Level;Travel Behaviour;Pre-school Children's Physical Activity;Student Experiences;UK Conservative Government;Physical Activity;High Cronbach's Alpha Reliability;Psychological Well-Being;Diasporic South Asian Communities;Music Festival;Leisure Autonomy;Stakeholders;Leisure Mood Enhancement;Toddler;Private Transportation Modes;Pre-School Children;Mental Development;Children;Nightlife Districts;Families;Leisure Time Physical Activity;Everyday Geographies;Digital Leisure;Playing;Private Outdoor Spaces;Learning;UK Society;Exercising;Tai Chi;Outdoors;Major Tv Network;Disruption;Contemporary Societies;Everyday Habits;GSHS;Home-Based Leisure;Regular Theatre Goers;Lockdown;Digital Spaces;Holiday Intentions;Private Spaces;Theatre;Smartphone Use;Diasporic Solidarity;Resilience;Older Adults
List of contributors. Introduction. PART I Transformations in public spaces. 1 Nightlife leisure activities during COVID-19: Restrictions, spatial transformations, and social changes in clubbing space in the examples of Polish cities. 2 The ritualistic nature of pandemic leisure. 3 The impact of COVID-19 on travel behaviour and holiday intentions: Evidence from Greece. 4 Exploring African American college student experiences of leisure-time physical activity and psychological wellbeing during COVID-19. 5 How did music festival stakeholders face pandemic uncertainty? Two case studies: Bachfest in Leipzig and BAM Festival in Barcelona. PART II Transformations in private spaces. 6 Toddler and pre-school children's physical activity during a pandemic. 7 Children's and families' changing everyday geographies: Playing, learning, and exercising outdoors during COVID-19. 8 Bridge during a time of disruption: Pandemic playing, everyday habits, and situated writing. 9 Rhythms in home-based leisure during the COVID-19 lockdown. PART III Transformations in digital spaces. 10 Changing "theatre-going" behaviours during COVID-19: Theatre on the screen. 11 Digital leisure as sites of diasporic solidarity. 12 COVID-19's impact on leisure coping and smartphone use. 13 Stories of older adults' resilience in adapting leisure behaviours due to COVID-19 restrictions. Index.
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Transformations;Public Spaces;Leisure;Pandemic;Crisis;COVID-19;COVID;Activity;Interaction;Nightlife Leisure Activities;Leisure Coping;Restrictions;Promote Leisure Time Physical Activities;Spatial Transformations;Travel Risk Perception;Social Changes;Online Bridge;Pandemic Leisure;Child's Pa Level;Travel Behaviour;Pre-school Children's Physical Activity;Student Experiences;UK Conservative Government;Physical Activity;High Cronbach's Alpha Reliability;Psychological Well-Being;Diasporic South Asian Communities;Music Festival;Leisure Autonomy;Stakeholders;Leisure Mood Enhancement;Toddler;Private Transportation Modes;Pre-School Children;Mental Development;Children;Nightlife Districts;Families;Leisure Time Physical Activity;Everyday Geographies;Digital Leisure;Playing;Private Outdoor Spaces;Learning;UK Society;Exercising;Tai Chi;Outdoors;Major Tv Network;Disruption;Contemporary Societies;Everyday Habits;GSHS;Home-Based Leisure;Regular Theatre Goers;Lockdown;Digital Spaces;Holiday Intentions;Private Spaces;Theatre;Smartphone Use;Diasporic Solidarity;Resilience;Older Adults
