Leisure studies and the appropriation of Marx’s and Engels’ work: Maria Isabel Leme Faleiros
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.3556Keywords:
Leisure activities. Brasil. Literature. Comunism. Karl Marx. Friedrich Engels.Abstract
State-of-the-art study of leisure studies in Brazil, focused on the works that appropriate Marx’s work, produced and disseminated in periodicals and national publishers (in the eighties). Dealing with leisure as a social practice strictly limited to the sphere of production and reproduction of existence; the forecast of emancipatory possibilities/perspectives in this social practice; and the total denial of work/leisure as spheres of human achievement, these texts introduce to the readers the instigating question of work and leisure perspectives – of the need and freedom – in the capitalist society as well as in the communist project.Downloads
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