Vivências de lazer das juventudes universitárias
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2019-05-28
Autores
Freitas, Heloisa Heringer
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Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo
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In a world scenario of increase and a range of possibilities of leisure experiences, to explore the
way in which youths experience leisure can contribute to understanding the senses given the
experiences, as well as the heterogeneous realities of the youths themselves. This research
aimed to know the leisure experiences of young undergraduate students of Physical Education
of the Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo. To do so, the research is divided into two parts,
the first one explores leisure practices related to preferences, wishes and barriers that make it
impossible for the public to experience leisure activities. The second one, which aim to know
the nighttime leisure experiences and the third, which observes the use of licit and illicit drugs
among the undergraduate students. This research is a descriptive qualitative investigation with
application of an online survey in a population of 217 undergraduates (41.5% women and
58.5% men). The data analyze was performed through the IBM SPSS statistical package. We
focused on the preferences, wishes, times available and recreational resources of young
university students, as well as issues involving nighttime recreation and recreational drug use
among these youths. The youth’s leisure experiences have a broad repertoire, which evidences
the pursuit for experiences of socialization, physical and sports practices and rest from the daily
routine. We identify that the tourist, intellectual and artistic practices configure the leisure
wishes among these young expressions mainly due to the lack of time or money for the
realization. The research also pointed out that the nighttime leisure scenarios, especially at the
weekends, show a moment of rupture with everyday life and socialization through a diversity
of leisure itineraries, for a portion of the population, rare also contexts of drug use. Among the
men and women investigated, 63.6% drink alcoholic beverages at night and 49% of the drinking
population has a pattern of binge drinking, that appears with higher percentages when consumed
in informal spaces such as streets and squares, potentially by less regulatory control than in bars
and pubs. As for illicit consumption, 19.3% declare their use and marijuana appears among
95.3% of these consumptions, among which 20% have daily use. Other reported intakes are
ecstasy (32.6%), solvents (14%), cocaine (9.3%). We suggest that these youths have a wide
repertoire of leisure with an emphasis on socialization. The nightime leisure is characterized by
several itineraries and by rupture with everyday life To a part of the university students we
suggest that drug consumption is intrinsically related to nighttime leisure patterns highlight
issues such as autonomous expression of their identities and preferences, which are less
connected deviant behavior, but to issues of identity and lifestyle in contemporary societies.
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leisure , undergraduate , drugs , lazer , Juventudes universitárias , Drogas