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Philosophical reflection of concepts such as leisure, pleasure andhappiness in the context of recreation: A meta-synthesis study

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2025
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When the term leisure time is examined etymologically, it is seen that it is derived from the English word "Leisure", the French word "Loisir" meaning to give authority, and the Latin equivalent word "Licere" meaning to allow (Hacıoğlu et al., 2003; Karabüyük). and Gürbüz, 2007; McLean, Hurd and Rogers, 2008). Leisure time appears as an area of ​​activity that has different meanings from past to present. While it is sometimes perceived as based on hedonistic feelings such as resting, having fun and enjoying life, it is sometimes seen as serving purposes such as people's ability to express themselves, feel free and form their identities. The common component that shows how people see the world and what meanings they attach to leisure is philosophy. Leisure and philosophy have a two-dimensional relationship. British philosopher Thomas Hobbes said, "Leisure is the root of philosophy." He touched upon the importance of the free time factor in the emergence of philosophy and revealed the effect of free time on philosophy. (Kurnaz, 2019). Although happiness, as a concept, is described with some words that make us feel pleasant, when we think about the fact of death, the fact that our lives can be interrupted by all kinds of sociological extraordinary developments, where all kinds of unforeseen possibilities that can develop with infinite arithmetical precision can constantly come to our agenda, and that we live in an ever-moving nature. Although it may seem like a very secondary or impossible ideal, it is an ideal that we pursue with endless enthusiasm despite the passing thousands of years. Undoubtedly, social sciences as a whole have not yet The answer given to every question about happiness in the ages when it was perceived in the brackets of wisdom; It includes emotions such as pleasure, pleasure and satisfaction (Yücel, 2019). According to Cowell and Wellman (1963), philosophy and recreation are related to each other, and as a result, it is essential for the person to gain knowledge and be happy and healthy

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Öykü Kış Işıkdemir

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Öykü Kış Işıkdemir (Master Thesis). Philosophical reflection of concepts such as leisure, pleasure andhappiness in the context of recreation: A meta-synthesis study, 2025, Hitit University.

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