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lebrite atleast 200-250 Gordon "use of leisure"
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Outline - (1) Introduction (2) Meaning
of leisure and necessity
( 3 Different views, (4) The best use of
fleisure (5) Reason of the best choice
(6) conclusion
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Answer:
Leisure may be defined as the spare time which a man gets after his bread and butter activities are over. It is the time which a man is free to pass in any way he likes as already his day’s work. He has longer to worry about the work by which he earns his living. Still he has sometime left on his hand. That is leisure or spare time. A man gets more of leisure during holidays that in working days.
Modem life is a busy life. The pace of life gets faster and faster every day and a man must hurry and utilize every moment of his life, otherwise he would be left behind in the race of life. But some leisure is necessary for the happiness of life. There can by no happiness for a man, unless he gets some time to pass in the way he likes best. The great English poet Davies protested against this over business of life when he wrote,
What is this life, if full of care
We have no time stand and stare.
The poet considered that life is not worth without leisure. One must have enough time to enjoy the beauties of nature, and the beauty of women as well as other good things of life. One must have time for singing, dancing and the pursuit of other fine arts, for all such pleasures and activities are essential parts of life. If a lacks these elements, it would be dull, dry and unhealthy. In short, as the poet has emphasized, life would not be worth-living without leisure.