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Intro -- Preface -- References -- Acknowledgments -- Contents -- 1 This Space Is Our Space -- Introduction -- Every Person Has Their Place -- A History of Cultural Struggle -- Consuming 'Us' -- Theoretical Framework -- Sheffield (Wednesday) -- Book Outline -- References -- 2 Cognitive Foundations -- Introduction -- On Belonging and Home -- Family Values: Finding Home -- Exeter Away -- On Interpretation and Shared Understandings -- Hermeneutic Communities -- Fostering Shared Understandings -- Knowledgeable Actors and the Absolute Spirit -- Doing Things Our Way: Loyalty, Singing, Standing, and Drinking -- Summary -- References -- 3 Cognitive Spacing: Defending the Hermeneutic 'Community' -- Introduction -- The Salesman Cometh-On Modernisation and Strangers -- Are You Dumping Me? Exclusion, Sanitisation, Community, and Tradition -- 'It's not Church'-Control, Banter, Boozing, and Swearing -- Bauman, Vorhanden, and the Right to Stand Up -- Let There Be Light: Phagic Strategies and the Promise of Salvation -- 'It's Who We Are': Vorhanden and Ontological Security -- Ontological Security -- Nostalgia: A Home Without an Entrance? -- Summary -- References -- 4 Moral Spacing -- Introduction -- Moral Spacing: A Brief Overview -- Good Supporters/Bad Supporters? On Kierkegaard and False Dichotomies -- Saints and Rituals: Morality Without Guidelines -- Charity Begins at Home? -- What Is Moral Action? -- Where Have All the Real Men Gone? -- Right Place, Right Time: On Tradition, Maturity and Swearing -- Not in Front of the Children: Aesthetic 'Eithers', Moral 'Ors' -- On Violence and Morality -- Self-Alienation: What About Your Other Family? -- Resolving the Tension: Situationist Salvation -- We're not All Wednesday Are We? On Belonging and Racism -- We're All Wednesday Aren't We? -- Summary/Reflection -- References -- 5 Aesthetic Spacing -- Introduction.
In: Leisure Studies in a Global Era
In: Leisure studies in a global era
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