Leisure and Death A. Menkir

Leisure and Death A. MenkirThis anthropological study examines the relationship between leisure and death, specifically how leisure practices are used to meditate uponand mediatelife. Considering travelers who seek enjoyment but encounter death and dying, tourists who accidentally face their own mortality while vacationing, those who intentionally seek out pleasure activities that pertain to mortality and risk, and those who use everyday leisure practices like social media or

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