Faculty Publications
Happiness And Leisure: An Ethnodrama, Act I
Document Type
Article
Keywords
Ethnodrama, Happiness, Leisure, Positive psychology
Journal/Book/Conference Title
Leisure/ Loisir
Volume
34
Issue
1
First Page
27
Last Page
50
Abstract
The purpose of this article is to use the imaginative process of a theatrical script - also called ethnodrama - to explain how leisure is related to happiness within a framework of positive psychology. In particular, this ethnodrama presents an imaginative interdisciplinary scholarly conversation regarding how leisure is related to happiness among the following six thinkers: Jane Addams, Cindy Jackson, Mark Kingwell, Betsy Wearing, Martin Seligman, and Oksana Grybovych. This ethnodrama reflects what the authors believe could be a realistic conversation between six diverse people regarding how leisure is related to happiness through a positive psychology framework. © 2010 Canadian Association for Leisure Studies.
Department
School of Health, Physical Education, and Leisure Services
Original Publication Date
2-1-2010
DOI of published version
10.1080/14927710903526148
Recommended Citation
Grybovych, Oksana and Dieser, Rodney B., "Happiness And Leisure: An Ethnodrama, Act I" (2010). Faculty Publications. 2128.
https://scholarworks.uni.edu/facpub/2128
