Norwegianfriluftslivand ideals of becoming an ‘educated man’

Kirsti Pedersen Gurholt

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Outdoor and Experiential Education Recreation, Leisure, Wilderness Management Indigenous and Place-Based Education

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Norwegian friluftsliv or outdoor life is often identified as a ‘simple way of life’ and as exemplary of green life-philosophy and environmental practices. This paper argues that friluftsliv must be...

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