When leisure is a central value for elderly people: a reading from narrative research

Monteagudo, Maria Jesus; San Salvador del Valle, Roberto; Villatoro, Fernando; Elsen, Catherine

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When leisure is a central value for elderly people: a reading from narrative research

Monteagudo, Maria Jesus; San Salvador del Valle, Roberto; Villatoro, Fernando et al.

2021 • In Psychology, Society and Education, 13 (3), p. 15-26

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elderly people; leisure experiences; lifelong leisure; narrative research; successful ageing

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[en] Through narrative research, this article analyses elderly people´s leisure in Spain, from the experiential paradigm and a combination of synchronic and diachronic perspective, which seeks to know the evolution of leisure across the lifespan and the impact of past leisure in the current leisure styles. The analysis of the particular case of a 71 years old woman, for whom leisure becomes a central element in her life after her widowhood, contributes to knowing the psychosocial factors and processes that make leisure a source of well-being and vital engagement among elderly people.

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Monteagudo, Maria Jesus

San Salvador del Valle, Roberto

Villatoro, Fernando

Elsen, Catherine ; Université de Liège - ULiège > Département ArGEnCo > Composition architecturale

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English

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When leisure is a central value for elderly people: a reading from narrative research

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2021

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Psychology, Society and Education

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2171-2085

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1989-709X

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University of Almería, Almeria, Spain

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15-26

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