Leisure
About This Book
Published in 1952, this work examines how leisure functioned as a cornerstone of society, providing space for spiritual practice and thoughtful reflection. The text exposes the restrictive system of constant labor that developed after World War II and argues for restoring authentic leisure to contemporary life.
Who Should Read This?
- Readers exploring philosophical perspectives on balancing work and personal time
- Students examining post-war cultural transformations
- Those investigating how leisure, thought, and labor have evolved historically
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