Lazer e alteridade em "outros" modos de viver: aproximações com a antropologia

Abstract

In the context of Graduate Studies, we have been challenged to question the leisure far beyond the urban areas, to meet other ways of living. As soon as we approach contexts as those of native people and of some communities described as “Quilombolas”, we have been challenged to question the conception of Leisure by intertwining it to social practices. In this sense, we propose to analyze the Leisure experiences in a relational form, overlapping it in lived realities, incarnated in daily life and within a historical perspective. Contexts and cultural experiences presented in this paper are intended to point out, in the Leisure studies, the need for focusing other references, context and research questions so that we can broaden perspectives about people and their social practices.