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Cover
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Imprint
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Contents
5
Preface
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Acknowledgements
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1 Introduction
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1.1 Organisation of the book
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2 Mapping the field – state of research and literature
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2.1 Values and meanings of friluftsliv
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2.2 Experiencing and learning in friluftsliv
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3 Friluftsliv in Norway as a physical cultural phenomenon
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3.1 The emergence of a lifestyle
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3.1.1 Romantic nature and nationalism
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3.1.2 Exploration, expedition and adventure
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3.1.3 To live or to be alive
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3.1.4 A philosophy of life
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3.1.5 Outdoor life and outdoor recreation
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3.2 Cultural policy and decisions
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3.2.1 Allmannsretten – the ‘right to roam’ in Norway
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3.2.2 Friluftsloven – the Norwegian ‘recreation in nature’ act
36
3.2.3 Finnmark’s ownership
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3.2.4 Political action
38
3.2.5 The Mardøla Campaign
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3.2.6 The Alta Campaign
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3.3 Participation in friluftsliv – social inequalities
41
4 Friluftsliv – an educational approach
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4.1 Traditions, precursors and orientations
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4.2 Friluftsliv in education
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4.3 Friluftsliv at school
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4.4 Reflections on learning in friluftsliv
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4.5 Outline of a friluftsliv didactics
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4.6 Concluding remarks on friluftsliv and education
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5 Nature guiding and supervision in nature
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5.1 Nature-based tourism and friluftsliv
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5.2 Friluftsliv and the supervisor
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5.3 Nature guiding and the nature guide
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5.4 The impact of ‘experience production’ in nature
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6 Outdoor adventure education
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6.1 Outdoor – adventure
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6.2 Education
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6.3 Outdoor – adventure – education
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6.4 Experiential learning
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6.5 The experiential learning circle
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6.6 Concluding comparison: friluftsliv versus outdoor education and experiential learning
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7 Friluftsliv activities – prerequisites, expectations and setting goals
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7.1 Planning and preparing friluftsliv activities and tours
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7.2 Equipment and clothing
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7.3 Navigation in open country with map and compass
108
7.4 Camp life
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7.4.1 Setting up a camp
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7.4.2 Campfire and stove
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7.4.3 Food and drinks
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7.5 Debriefing and assessment of a tour
124
8 Summer and autumn activities
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8.1 Trekking
127
8.2 Tours on bikes
130
8.3 Activities on and by the water
134
8.4 Fishing
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8.5 Hunting
158
9 Activities on snow and ice
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9.1 Backcountry and cross-country skiing – the basic forms
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9.2 Skileik: the Norwegian winter playgrounds
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9.2.1 Constructing and organizing winter playgrounds
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9.2.2 The concept of winter playgrounds
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9.3 Overnight winter camps
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9.3.1 The lavvo
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9.3.2 Constructing a snow cave
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9.4 Ice fishing
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9.5 Dog sledding
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10 Conclusion on Outdoor Experience, Outdoor Learning and Adventure Education
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References
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Contributors
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