Leisure, adventure and risk: reflections about activities in nature
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.5756Keywords:
Leisure activities. Adventure. Risk. Nature.Abstract
Abstract: This paper reflects on the conceptions of
adventure and risk, revealed in activities in nature. The
presented speeches are contained in a research, whose
boarding works with a universe of reasons, aspirations,
values, beliefs and attitudes, corresponding to a deeper
space of the processes, relations and phenomena. It
was possible to perceive that the adventure activities
in nature are carrying of innumerable meanings, related
with new discoveries, new challenges, search for the
stranger, uncertainty, cooperation, friendship, among
others. Such activities understand diverse forms of
experimentation, pointing besides to physical risk, the
symbolic and imaginary risk.
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