Claire Langhamer Boeken

A newly rediscovered gem from the Mass Observation archive.

Focusing on everyday experiences, this book explores the evolving relationship between women and leisure in England from 1920 to 1960. It utilizes recent feminist theory to challenge traditional views that emphasize specific activities or institutions. By examining changing perceptions and representations, it provides a comprehensive and engaging account of how leisure has been experienced by women during this transformative period.