Leisure and utopia: Limits and possibilities of politic action
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.2876Keywords:
Leisure. Education. Social politics.Abstract
This text presents a purpose synthesis in direction to the renew of leisure politics. Built on a dialectical conception of history, is based on the critical balance of the changes that made leisure, during the last decades, the symbol of market, as far as the analysis of contradictions related to this process on its alternative possibilities. Defends concrete proposals, making program of appointments to a public leisure politic, further more asks for a pedagogical strategy that, in the daily action of such politics, can increase, together with the civilian society, another type of sociability and fun experience, articulated to the utopia of a new way to conceive and organize life itself.Downloads
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