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Memories bridge the gap between theory and practice in women’s leisure research

Coralie McCormack Centre for the Enhancement of Learning, Teaching and Scholarship, University of Canberra, Australia
Pages 37-50 | Published online: 14 Jan 2013

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Bryan S. R. Grimwood & Corey W. Johnson. (2021) Collective memory work as an unsettling methodology in tourism. Tourism Geographies 23:1-2, pages 11-32.
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Joanna Fountain, Heike Schänzel, Emma Stewart & Nora Körner. (2015) Family experiences of visitor attractions in New Zealand: differing opportunities for ‘family time’ and ‘own time’. Annals of Leisure Research 18:3, pages 342-358.
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Elisa Backer & Heike Schänzel. (2013) Family Holidays—Vacation or Obli-cation?. Tourism Recreation Research 38:2, pages 159-173.
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Richard Pringle, Tess Kay & JohnM. Jenkins. (2011) Masculinities, gender relations and leisure studies: Are we there yet?. Annals of Leisure Research 14:2-3, pages 107-119.
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A.J. Veal. (2011) Leisure participation patterns and gender: the survey evidence on Australian adults. Annals of Leisure Research 14:2-3, pages 120-142.
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Coralie McCormack, Penny Cameron, Anne Campbell & Kimberley Pollock. (2008) ‘I Want to Do More than Just Cut the Sandwiches’: Female baby boomers seek authentic leisure in retirement. Annals of Leisure Research 11:1-2, pages 145-167.
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Coralie McCormack & Barbara Pamphilon. (2004) More than a confessional: postmodern groupwork to support postgraduate supervisors' professional development. Innovations in Education and Teaching International 41:1, pages 23-37.
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Xiaoxiao Fu & Xinran Lehto. (2018) Vacation co-creation: the case of Chinese family travelers. International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management 30:2, pages 980-1000.
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Susanne Gannon. (2016) (Re)presenting the Collective Girl: A Poetic Approach to a Methodological Dilemma. Qualitative Inquiry 7:6, pages 787-800.
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Jenny Onyx & Jennie Small. (2016) Memory-Work: The Method. Qualitative Inquiry 7:6, pages 773-786.
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