Norwegian Friluftsliv - A Way of Living and Learning in Nature

von: Annette R. Hofmann, Carsten Gade Rolland, Kolbjørn Rafoss, Herbert Zoglowek

Waxmann Verlag GmbH, 2018

ISBN: 9783830988519 , 214 Seiten

Format: PDF

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Norwegian Friluftsliv - A Way of Living and Learning in Nature


 

Cover

1

Imprint

4

Contents

5

Preface

7

Acknowledgements

8

1 Introduction

9

1.1 Organisation of the book

11

2 Mapping the field – state of research and literature

13

2.1 Values and meanings of friluftsliv

13

2.2 Experiencing and learning in friluftsliv

16

3 Friluftsliv in Norway as a physical cultural phenomenon

21

3.1 The emergence of a lifestyle

23

3.1.1 Romantic nature and nationalism

23

3.1.2 Exploration, expedition and adventure

27

3.1.3 To live or to be alive

28

3.1.4 A philosophy of life

30

3.1.5 Outdoor life and outdoor recreation

32

3.2 Cultural policy and decisions

34

3.2.1 Allmannsretten – the ‘right to roam’ in Norway

35

3.2.2 Friluftsloven – the Norwegian ‘recreation in nature’ act

36

3.2.3 Finnmark’s ownership

37

3.2.4 Political action

38

3.2.5 The Mardøla Campaign

39

3.2.6 The Alta Campaign

40

3.3 Participation in friluftsliv – social inequalities

41

4 Friluftsliv – an educational approach

46

4.1 Traditions, precursors and orientations

48

4.2 Friluftsliv in education

49

4.3 Friluftsliv at school

51

4.4 Reflections on learning in friluftsliv

53

4.5 Outline of a friluftsliv didactics

55

4.6 Concluding remarks on friluftsliv and education

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5 Nature guiding and supervision in nature

68

5.1 Nature-based tourism and friluftsliv

69

5.2 Friluftsliv and the supervisor

71

5.3 Nature guiding and the nature guide

72

5.4 The impact of ‘experience production’ in nature

75

6 Outdoor adventure education

80

6.1 Outdoor – adventure

81

6.2 Education

85

6.3 Outdoor – adventure – education

88

6.4 Experiential learning

89

6.5 The experiential learning circle

92

6.6 Concluding comparison: friluftsliv versus outdoor education and experiential learning

92

7 Friluftsliv activities – prerequisites, expectations and setting goals

97

7.1 Planning and preparing friluftsliv activities and tours

98

7.2 Equipment and clothing

101

7.3 Navigation in open country with map and compass

108

7.4 Camp life

117

7.4.1 Setting up a camp

117

7.4.2 Campfire and stove

118

7.4.3 Food and drinks

121

7.5 Debriefing and assessment of a tour

124

8 Summer and autumn activities

125

8.1 Trekking

127

8.2 Tours on bikes

130

8.3 Activities on and by the water

134

8.4 Fishing

152

8.5 Hunting

158

9 Activities on snow and ice

162

9.1 Backcountry and cross-country skiing – the basic forms

163

9.2 Skileik: the Norwegian winter playgrounds

170

9.2.1 Constructing and organizing winter playgrounds

170

9.2.2 The concept of winter playgrounds

172

9.3 Overnight winter camps

178

9.3.1 The lavvo

178

9.3.2 Constructing a snow cave

183

9.4 Ice fishing

188

9.5 Dog sledding

190

10 Conclusion on Outdoor Experience, Outdoor Learning and Adventure Education

194

References

200

Contributors

213