This ethnographic study focuses on games played by children, or led by supervisors, in leisure and holiday centres in France. The first part presents the seven main cases selected, then the conduct and conditions of the fielwork among children, young people and their supervisors. Following the assumptions of analytic induction to analyse the data collected mainly by direct observation, this study theorises a social process of educational formalization of children’s leisure at several levels. Focusing on social interactions, the second part analyses play situations and their forms when they are defined by the supervisors or initiated by the children. By comparing the modalities of engagement and the resources allocated, two processes – pedag...
International audienceBased on an ethnographic study on children's play and leisure in dedicated ins...
In order to improve the understanding of children' s play (the ambiguity of this concept being discu...
In order to improve the understanding of children' s play (the ambiguity of this concept being discu...
This ethnographic study focuses on games played by children, or led by supervisors, in leisure and h...
This ethnographic study focuses on games played by children, or led by supervisors, in leisure and h...
From a long-term ethnographic investigation, combining participant observations, interviews, and doc...
From a long-term ethnographic investigation, combining participant observations, interviews, and doc...
International audienceThis issue brings together a set of articles that attempt to identify the arti...
International audienceThis issue brings together a set of articles that attempt to identify the arti...
International audienceThis issue brings together a set of articles that attempt to identify the arti...
International audienceThis issue brings together a set of articles that attempt to identify the arti...
International audienceThis article focuses on an ethnographic study of direct observations in an aft...
International audienceThis article focuses on an ethnographic study of direct observations in an aft...
Ce travail se propose de définir la place du jeu dans les pratiques de loisirs des enfants de 8 à 14...
International audienceBased on an ethnographic study on children’s play and leisure in dedicated ins...
International audienceBased on an ethnographic study on children's play and leisure in dedicated ins...
In order to improve the understanding of children' s play (the ambiguity of this concept being discu...
In order to improve the understanding of children' s play (the ambiguity of this concept being discu...
This ethnographic study focuses on games played by children, or led by supervisors, in leisure and h...
This ethnographic study focuses on games played by children, or led by supervisors, in leisure and h...
From a long-term ethnographic investigation, combining participant observations, interviews, and doc...
From a long-term ethnographic investigation, combining participant observations, interviews, and doc...
International audienceThis issue brings together a set of articles that attempt to identify the arti...
International audienceThis issue brings together a set of articles that attempt to identify the arti...
International audienceThis issue brings together a set of articles that attempt to identify the arti...
International audienceThis issue brings together a set of articles that attempt to identify the arti...
International audienceThis article focuses on an ethnographic study of direct observations in an aft...
International audienceThis article focuses on an ethnographic study of direct observations in an aft...
Ce travail se propose de définir la place du jeu dans les pratiques de loisirs des enfants de 8 à 14...
International audienceBased on an ethnographic study on children’s play and leisure in dedicated ins...
International audienceBased on an ethnographic study on children's play and leisure in dedicated ins...
In order to improve the understanding of children' s play (the ambiguity of this concept being discu...
In order to improve the understanding of children' s play (the ambiguity of this concept being discu...