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Definitions. The Geography of Recreation deals with the location and use of recreation facilities We need to understand the reasons behind selection of activity (Elements of study – Population, Activities, Facilities)

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  1. Definitions • The Geography of Recreation deals with the location and use of recreation facilities • We need to understand the reasons behind selection of activity (Elements of study – Population, Activities, Facilities) • The end results are a product of multiple factors, all interacting and all changeable

  2. Recreation and Leisureare Loosey-Goosey terms

  3. Problems The straightjacket of definitions Change over time

  4. Spatial Process - Change Over Time

  5. NEED FOR DEFINITION The advantage of focus The need for consistency

  6. LEISURE • Disagreements about the meaning of leisure • can you be at leisure if you are disadvantaged? • Webster’s definition - “freedom provided by the cessation of activities, especially time free from work or duties” • Use then as free time, or spare time, or optional time - discretionary time

  7. STATE OF MIND • PIEPER • Leisure is a mental and spiritual attitude, not the inevitable result of spare time, a holiday, a weekend or a vacation. It is, in the first place an attitude of the mind, a condition of the soul.

  8. GOODALL- on recreation - • “ANY PURSUIT OR ACTIVITY, UNDERTAKEN VOLUNTARILY, PRIMARILY FOR PLEASURE AND SATISFACTION, DURING LEISURE TIME”

  9. From the Statement - a set of ideas related to opportunity, choice and a state of mind

  10. Available Opportunities • Opportunity refers to having ‘things to do’ - therefore relating to activities • Planners and managers with the system are responsible for provision of these opportunities

  11. ‘Activities’ + recreation and tourism planners • If recreation is ‘activities’ - may lead to:

  12. ‘Activities’ + recreation and tourism planners • But useful to Recreation Planners • definition of goals / objectives / targets • planning budgets and investments • providing / locating sites

  13. STATE OF MIND • AVEDON • Recreation: A personal sensation of well-being experienced in the process of anticipating, recalling, or engaging in any activity

  14. STATE OF MIND • GRAY AND GREBEN • Recreation is an emotional condition within an individual human being that flows from a feeling of well being and self satisfaction. It reinforces a positive self-image.

  15. STATE OF MIND • DICTIONARY OF SOCIOLOGY - 1944 • Recreation has its own immediate appeal and is not impelled by a delayed reward beyond itself

  16. Stages of the Recreation Experience

  17. Prediction • the relationships are interlinked so all factors are changing - each might have a different direction • How do you predict change or process?

  18. Facilities People - investment Technologies Recreation tends to be fad oriented - therefore quick changes Inertia vs Change

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