Technology, human values, and leisure / edited by Max Kaplan and Phillip Bosserman.

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Book
Language
English
Published/​Created
Nashville, Abingdon Press [1971]
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256 pages : illustrations ; 21 cm

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    Contents
    The relevancy of leisure, by M. Kaplan.--Thinking about the future, by R. Theobald.--Technology and humanistic values, by E. G. Mesthene.--Technology and where we are, by H. Brown.--Implications for government, by A. Schlesinger, Jr.--Implications for labor unionism, by L. Perlis.--Implications for the ghetto, by D. Maynor.--Implications for education, by R. M. Hutchins.--Implications for youth, by P. Bosserman.--The 12-nation comparative study, by A. Szalai.--Leisure and post industrial societies, by J. Dumazedier.--Challenges and contradictions, by C. Obermeyer.--Appendices (p. 239-247):--A. The allocation of leisure to retirement, by J. Kreps.--B. Free city festival poster.--C. Center for studies of leisure.
    ISBN
    • 0687411904
    • 9780687411900
    • 0687411912 ((pbk.))
    • 9780687411917 ((pbk.))
    LCCN
    76160798
    OCLC
    222044
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