LEISURE, YOUTH AND VIOLENCE: AN ANALYSIS OF CURRENT LITERATURE
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.105400Keywords:
Leisure Activities. Youth Adult. Violence. Knowledge. Review.Abstract
This is an integrative review of leisure, youth and violence aimed at reflecting on its results, expand investigative possibilities, point out recurrences and gaps, and indicate prospects for investigations. The source of data collection was CAPES’s journals portal, the SciELO database, and Google Scholar. There are at least two discussions about violence in the studies analyzed – one that sees it as a barrier to leisure, and the other that places leisure as necessary for the recovering young people who have committed criminal acts or violations. In addition, there are studies that present young people as protagonists of their lives when organized around cultural and leisure practices. We consider it necessary to invest in more discussions about leisure as a fundamental activity for human development, while debating the contradictions that it can pose to young people.
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