Las virtudes del ocio

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Abstract

The contrary vision of leisure and work is put on the table. On one side, leisure is seen as the most productive moment of intellectual productivity: one feels, thinks and observes in the stillness. On the other hand, work is understood as the urgent and necessary, giving place to ton of leisure and work is put on the table. On one side, leisure is seen as the most productive moment of intellectual productivity: one feels, thinks and observes in the stillness. On the other hand, work is understood as the urgent and necessary, giving place to the constant movement of consumerism.

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Cousiño, C. (2010, April). Las virtudes del ocio. ARQ. https://doi.org/10.4067/s0717-69962010000100003

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