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LEISURE AND SOCIETY (REC 220A) FALL 2001
DR. THOM KETTELKAMP x3670
This course will investigate a comprehensive overview of the role of leisure
and work within contemporary Western society. Students will begin to develop
a personal philosophy of work and leisure as it relates to both their personal
life and relationship to society. A strong emphasis will be to integrate the
various theories and philosophies of work and leisure with the Christian faith.
Demonstrate:
1. an ability to define work and leisure and explain its value to the individual
and society as a whole
2. a knowledge of classical and contemporary theories of work and leisure
3. an ability to communicate in writing your personal philosophy of work and
leisure
4. an ability to integrate work and leisure theories with the Christian faith
5. an understanding of work and leisure theories throughout the life-cycle
6. an understanding of the value of leisure education, therapy and counseling.
Godbey, Geoffrey, Leisure in Your Life
Hansel, Tim, When I Relax I Feel Guilty
Edginton, Christoopher, Leisure and Life Satisfaction
Mogabgab, John, Weavings
Edwards, Tilden, Sabbath time
Cordes, Kathleen, Recreation and Leisure for Today and the Future
Leisure theories, concepts and definitions
Work theories, concepts and definitions (readings: Godgey, Chapter 5)
The Interrelationships among Work, Leisure and Worship (readings: Godbey, Chapter 7; Hansel, Chapter 1,2,3; Weavings, Leisure a Spiritual Attitude; Edwards, Sabbath Time)
Leisure Throughout the Life-Cycle (readings: Godbey, Chapter 8; Edginton, Chapter 6)
Leisure Education, Therapy and Counseling (readings: Godbey, Chapter 11)
1. Participation in class discussion 5%
2. In class writing assignments 30%
3. Book review 5%
4. Three exams of 20% each 60%
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