On Methods: "The Situation's in Control"

The situation is always, already in control. Drawing inspiration from jam bands and artists such as Bill Kreutzmann of the Grateful Dead, this article leverages "jamming" as a way to playfully and improvisationally engage leisure research. Further, we emphasize how improvizational practice...

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Published in:Leisure sciences 2021-07, Vol.43 (3-4), p.375-388
Main Authors: Pate, Joseph A., Kumm, Brian E.
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