2017Journal of Adventure Education & Outdoor LearningOpen access

Adventure revisited: critically examining the concept of adventure and its relations with contemporary outdoor education and learning

Simon Beames, Barbara Humberstone, Linda Allin

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Were this the mid-1980s and not 2017, this special issue would likely feature papers discussing states of adventure and adventure paradigms. Most of the debates would likely focus on individuals an...

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Were this the mid-1980s and not 2017, this special issue would likely feature papers discussing states of adventure and adventure paradigms. Most of the debates would likely focus on individuals an...

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Were this the mid-1980s and not 2017, this special issue would likely feature papers discussing states of adventure and adventure paradigms. Most of the debates would likely focus on individuals an...

Key concepts: Adventure, Adventure education, Outdoor education, Focus (optics), Psychology, Sociology, Pedagogy, Computer science

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