This pivot provides a conceptual statement of an approach to understanding the interrelationships of work, leisure, and “chore” activities in daily life, and how they are managed in practice. Drawing on the sociology of everyday life, Stebbins puts forward the notion of Pondering Everyday Life (PEA), a thinking process/activity in which we routinely understand, coordinate, organize, remember, and compare our involvements in work, leisure, and non-work obligations. This perspective demonstrates how the interrelation between these three domains helps bring meaning and continuity to everyday life. As a micro- and meso-level conception that takes into account social, cultural and historic context, Stebbins contemplates how and what PEA can tell us about an individual’s view of their own life. Pondering Everyday Life will be of interest to students and scholars across leisure studies, social psychology, and the sociology of leisure and work.
Pondering God is a collection of stories, sometimes humorous, always designed to help you see God in everyday life. These stories are filled with scripture and contain a question designed to get you Pondering God.
As pennel ponders topics like Suffering, Tolerance, What It Means to Be Christian, Fault-Finding, Forgiveness, and Living with Uncertainty, he invites readers to think in a way that reveals quite remarkably how God is at work in every ...
... I answered . Although I refused to feel guilty about our decision to leave , I subsequently hemmed and hawed about how it was hard and we were looking ... blah , blah , blah . Walking away , I felt like I had just told a big fat lie - not ...
The residents of a London suburb want to be happy. But what does that mean?
Using primary materials, Highmor brings together a wide range of thinkers to provide a comprehensive resource on theories of everyday life. Highmore's introduction surveys the development of thought about everyday life.
A small collection of pieces, around 7 sentences or less, mostly less, ...sure to make you feel.
Ben Highmore traces the development of conceptions of everyday life, from Georg Simmel's cultural sociology, through the Mass-Observation project of the thirties to theorists such as Michel Curteau.
... ponder and feel? I have the problem that as soon as I stop to ponder, I think of a dozen other tasks that need my attention. Elder Marvin J. Ashton of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles said, “By pondering, we give the Spirit an ...
competitiveness of everyday life might be displaced in the service of justice and international understanding. ... The meaning of these various entanglements of law and everyday life, of hope and realism, is only disentangled in transit ...
This book is filled with: 1. God's Way 2. God's Wisdom 3. God's Word