Jarmila L A Horna
Biographic Data
| ID | 789263 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jarmila L A Horna |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jarmila L A |
| FAMILY NAME | Horna |
| SIGNATURE | HORNA J L A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Calgary |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 33 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1978 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Language and Ethnicity in Minority Sociolinguistic Perspective
The Leisure Component of the Parental Role
This study applies an alternative analytical approach to married couples' leisure during the parental stage of their life cycle. Leisure is viewed as one of the means through which the parental role is enacted. Leisure participation and perception data were collected from 562 couples, using three survey instruments administered to both spouses separately in 1980–1981, and from a ten percent subsample interviewed in 1985–1986. In spite of some pro…
Work Time, Non- Work Time, and Leisure in Czechoslovakia During the 1970s and 1980s
The Mass Media as Leisure
This study links the conceptual position of the needs and gratifications paradigm with the leisure functions perspective. It is based on selected empirical findings originating from a longitudinal study of married couples, carried out in 1980–1981 and 1985–1986. The paper examines the participation patterns, preferences and perception of activities as they specifically pertain to the mass media. The findings indicate relationships between leisure…
Leisure studies in Czechoslovakia
Based on original sources published in the Czech and Slovak languages and the Western literature, this article traces the development of leisure studies in Czechoslovakia. The parallels with and the differences from leisure studies in the Western countries are examined. Since their beginning in the interwar period, Czechoslovak leisure studies have developed in four stages. After almost disappearing during the turbulent 1950s, the studies of leis…
The Process of Choosing Leisure Activities and Preferences
This paper focuses on factors and dynamics of the process by which people choose, participate in, or abandon leisure activities. Results of two surveys indicate that respondents' present leisure activities are mostly of a type that starts with parents and peers early in life, and is compatible with the spouse's activities. The major turning point in married couples's leisure is associated with parenthood. The crucial conclusion of this paper is t…
The Social Dialectic of Life Career and Leisure
According to Rhona and Robert Rapoport, “people have preoccupations which change at different stages of their lives. These preoccupations may be translated into interests and the interests may be channelled into activities. Characteristic preoccupations seem to persist through generations” (Leisure and the Family Life Cycle, 1978, p. 337). The main purpose of this paper is to apply this proposition to the set of empirical data and analyze its val…
Wilson S. J., Women, the Famtly and the Economy
Women and State Socialism
Melford E. Spiro. Gender and Culture
Leisure Re-Socialization Among Immigrants in Canada
Based on the data from a survey utilizing a mailed questionnaire and a series of informal interviews, this case study deals with a change in leisure patterns as experienced by two immigrant groups in Western Canada. This change resulted from several environmental and socio-economic factors, especially an availability of good sports and recreation facilities, a relative lack of high culture, downward social mobility of these immigrants, and a lack…
Current Literature on the Position and Roles of Women in Czechoslovakia
AbstractCet article est fondé sur une analyse de la littérature sociologique tchécoslovaque, ainsi que sur d’autres sources, en particulier sur des données de première et de seconde main, et aussi sur des enquêtes menées dans de grandes entreprises industrielles, dans les ministères et dans divers Instituts. D’après les données disponibles, l’émancipation des femmes en Tchécoslovaquie est le résultat direct de l’abolition de la propriété privée d…
The Leisure Component of the Parental Role
This study applies an alternative analytical approach to married couples' leisure during the parental stage of their life cycle. Leisure is viewed as one of the means through which the parental role is enacted. Leisure participation and perception data were collected from 562 couples, using three survey instruments administered to both spouses separately in 1980–1981, and from a ten percent subsample interviewed in 1985–1986. In spite of some pro…
The Social Dialectic of Life Career and Leisure
According to Rhona and Robert Rapoport, “people have preoccupations which change at different stages of their lives. These preoccupations may be translated into interests and the interests may be channelled into activities. Characteristic preoccupations seem to persist through generations” (Leisure and the Family Life Cycle, 1978, p. 337). The main purpose of this paper is to apply this proposition to the set of empirical data and analyze its val…
Leisure studies in Czechoslovakia
Based on original sources published in the Czech and Slovak languages and the Western literature, this article traces the development of leisure studies in Czechoslovakia. The parallels with and the differences from leisure studies in the Western countries are examined. Since their beginning in the interwar period, Czechoslovak leisure studies have developed in four stages. After almost disappearing during the turbulent 1950s, the studies of leis…
The Process of Choosing Leisure Activities and Preferences
This paper focuses on factors and dynamics of the process by which people choose, participate in, or abandon leisure activities. Results of two surveys indicate that respondents' present leisure activities are mostly of a type that starts with parents and peers early in life, and is compatible with the spouse's activities. The major turning point in married couples's leisure is associated with parenthood. The crucial conclusion of this paper is t…
Current Literature on the Position and Roles of Women in Czechoslovakia
AbstractCet article est fondé sur une analyse de la littérature sociologique tchécoslovaque, ainsi que sur d’autres sources, en particulier sur des données de première et de seconde main, et aussi sur des enquêtes menées dans de grandes entreprises industrielles, dans les ministères et dans divers Instituts. D’après les données disponibles, l’émancipation des femmes en Tchécoslovaquie est le résultat direct de l’abolition de la propriété privée d…
The Mass Media as Leisure
This study links the conceptual position of the needs and gratifications paradigm with the leisure functions perspective. It is based on selected empirical findings originating from a longitudinal study of married couples, carried out in 1980–1981 and 1985–1986. The paper examines the participation patterns, preferences and perception of activities as they specifically pertain to the mass media. The findings indicate relationships between leisure…
Women and State Socialism
Leisure Re-Socialization Among Immigrants in Canada
Based on the data from a survey utilizing a mailed questionnaire and a series of informal interviews, this case study deals with a change in leisure patterns as experienced by two immigrant groups in Western Canada. This change resulted from several environmental and socio-economic factors, especially an availability of good sports and recreation facilities, a relative lack of high culture, downward social mobility of these immigrants, and a lack…
Current Literature on the Position and Roles of Women in Czechoslovakia
AbstractCet article est fondé sur une analyse de la littérature sociologique tchécoslovaque, ainsi que sur d’autres sources, en particulier sur des données de première et de seconde main, et aussi sur des enquêtes menées dans de grandes entreprises industrielles, dans les ministères et dans divers Instituts. D’après les données disponibles, l’émancipation des femmes en Tchécoslovaquie est le résultat direct de l’abolition de la propriété privée d…
Leisure Re-Socialization Among Immigrants in Canada
Based on the data from a survey utilizing a mailed questionnaire and a series of informal interviews, this case study deals with a change in leisure patterns as experienced by two immigrant groups in Western Canada. This change resulted from several environmental and socio-economic factors, especially an availability of good sports and recreation facilities, a relative lack of high culture, downward social mobility of these immigrants, and a lack…
Women and State Socialism
Melford E. Spiro. Gender and Culture
Wilson S. J., Women, the Famtly and the Economy
The Social Dialectic of Life Career and Leisure
According to Rhona and Robert Rapoport, “people have preoccupations which change at different stages of their lives. These preoccupations may be translated into interests and the interests may be channelled into activities. Characteristic preoccupations seem to persist through generations” (Leisure and the Family Life Cycle, 1978, p. 337). The main purpose of this paper is to apply this proposition to the set of empirical data and analyze its val…
The Process of Choosing Leisure Activities and Preferences
This paper focuses on factors and dynamics of the process by which people choose, participate in, or abandon leisure activities. Results of two surveys indicate that respondents' present leisure activities are mostly of a type that starts with parents and peers early in life, and is compatible with the spouse's activities. The major turning point in married couples's leisure is associated with parenthood. The crucial conclusion of this paper is t…
The Mass Media as Leisure
This study links the conceptual position of the needs and gratifications paradigm with the leisure functions perspective. It is based on selected empirical findings originating from a longitudinal study of married couples, carried out in 1980–1981 and 1985–1986. The paper examines the participation patterns, preferences and perception of activities as they specifically pertain to the mass media. The findings indicate relationships between leisure…
Leisure studies in Czechoslovakia
Based on original sources published in the Czech and Slovak languages and the Western literature, this article traces the development of leisure studies in Czechoslovakia. The parallels with and the differences from leisure studies in the Western countries are examined. Since their beginning in the interwar period, Czechoslovak leisure studies have developed in four stages. After almost disappearing during the turbulent 1950s, the studies of leis…
The Leisure Component of the Parental Role
This study applies an alternative analytical approach to married couples' leisure during the parental stage of their life cycle. Leisure is viewed as one of the means through which the parental role is enacted. Leisure participation and perception data were collected from 562 couples, using three survey instruments administered to both spouses separately in 1980–1981, and from a ten percent subsample interviewed in 1985–1986. In spite of some pro…
Work Time, Non- Work Time, and Leisure in Czechoslovakia During the 1970s and 1980s
Language and Ethnicity in Minority Sociolinguistic Perspective
Sociology (9 works) · Political science (5 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · Leisure time (4 works) · Recreation, Leisure, Wilderness Management (4 works) · Sport and Mega-Event Impacts (4 works)