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Sociology of sport

leisure activities such as sport and theatre that evoke emotions resembling those of real-life situations in a safe, bounded setting.

In sociology of sport, mimetic activities refers to leisure activities such as sport and theatre that evoke emotions resembling those of real-life situations in a safe, bounded setting. This meaning comes from Elias (1986) in Quest for excitement.[1]

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  1. Elias, N., & Dunning, E. (1986). Quest for excitement. Blackwell. ISBN 9780631192190

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