The Sociology of Gender and Leisure in Britain—Past Progress and Future Prospects

Deem, Rosemary

doi:10.1080/07053436.1992.10715405

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“…Bittman and Wajcman (2000) found that women spend much of their energy looking after their children, and their leisure activities are more likely to be interfered with; while men play more with children and enjoy more ‘pure’ leisure time. Davidson (1996) and Deem (1992) also found that women and men differ greatly in their perception of family vacations. Fathers usually see family vacations as a way for them to relax and play with their children, an important way to stimulate their relationships with their children.…”

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Family tourism: Interpersonal interaction, existential authenticity and quality of tourist experience

Chen

Yan

et al. 2021

Journal of Vacation Marketing

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The functional value experience of family tourism has often been paid attention both by tourists themselves and the tourism industry, but the individual value experience of parents in family tourism has been neglected. Family tourism shifts the scenario of interpersonal interaction between families from home, the conventional environment, to a non-conventional one. This change in the interactive situation will inevitably bring about changes in interpersonal interaction behavior and individual perception, especially to tourists who take on the role of parents in a nuclear family. This study enriches the examination of the family tourism experience by exploring the interpersonal interaction, existential authenticity travel experiences, and quality of tourist experience perceived by parents in family tourism. The main findings are: 1) In the non-conventional environment of tourism, effective interaction between tourists and their families helps to improve tourists’ emotional experience and satisfaction; 2) Three aspects of existential authenticity are the internal causes of the impact of interpersonal interaction on emotional experience and satisfaction; 3) Differences in parental roles make important discrepancies between men and women’s perception of family tourism experiences. This study provides insights to understanding the family tourism market and brings valuable findings to the area of family tourism marketing and management.

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Family tourism: Interpersonal interaction, existential authenticity and quality of tourist experience

Chen

Yan

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Journal of Vacation Marketing

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“…This growing body of literature in the early 1990s debunked the idea that a common world of women existed except, perhaps, related to women living in a patriarchal world. Henderson suggested that themes were emerging related to: (a) gender explanations (e.g., Deem, 1992;Jackson & Henderson, 1995;Karsten, 1995), (b) a continua of meanings associated with leisure that were sometimes contradictory for different groups of women (e.g., Bolla, Dawson, & Harrington, 1991;Datillo, Datillo, Samdahl, & Kleiber, 1994;Shaw, 1994), and (c) a focus on the diversity that existed among women who live in western cultures (e.g., Freysinger, 1994;Hunter & Whitson, 1991;Riddick & Stewart, 1994). Henderson recommended that researchers interested in addressing women and gender must continue to explore all possible dimensions of women's and men's lives.…”

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Women and Leisure: Premises and Performances Uncovered in an Integrative Review

Henderson

Hickerson

2007

Journal of Leisure Research

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Research about women and leisure continues to expand as meanings are examined from different perspectives. The purpose of this paper is to extend three previous integrative reviews about research trends and outcomes regarding women's leisure. Research articles appearing from 2001-2005 in selected major research journals of English speaking countries were analyzed through an integrative review to ascertain patterns and themes. New as well as recurring patterns in the content of the research emerged. Results indicated five themes related to premises and performances of leisure that summarized the recent literature about women and leisure at the beginning of the new century: gender resistance and leisure choices, gendered leisure and critical theory, constraints in context, women's leisure and social factors, and active leisure.

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“…Mais lourdes sont aussi les contraintes subjectives qui leur sont spécifiques: peur de la violence chez soi et en dehors du foyer (Decm, 1996, 116); éthique du soin qui place au premier plan les relations avec les autres, le devoir de s'occuper d'eux, souvent lié au sentiment de ne pas avoir droit au loisir (Gilligan. 1982;Deem, 1986;Shank. 1986;Green and Hébron, 1988), ce qui entraîne un état de culpabilité si on s'ac corde un peu de loisir (Shank, 1986;Al tison and Duncan, 1987).…”

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1997

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The Sociology of Gender and Leisure in Britain—Past Progress and Future Prospects

Cited by 7 publications

References 24 publications

Family tourism: Interpersonal interaction, existential authenticity and quality of tourist experience

Family tourism: Interpersonal interaction, existential authenticity and quality of tourist experience

Women and Leisure: Premises and Performances Uncovered in an Integrative Review

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