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Ben AndersonConsiders the physical culture and ‘nature’ movements of the late-nineteenth and early-twentieth centuries.Offers a transnational analysis of these leisure movements and demonstrates how they conteste

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-54000-3Mountaineering; Urban; Leisure; Modernity; England; Germany; Tourism; Sport; Rambling; City; Rural; Nineteenth

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Die Lebenslage junger Erwachsenereanings of modernity continued to shape mountain leisure cultures into the twentieth century. It goes on to explore the implications of understanding outdoors leisure as a means through which mountaineers and ramblers could express their modernity, and how we might consider later movements of the twentieth century and beyond.

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Abkürzungsverzeichnis zur Literaturme people as ‘modern’ and others as backward or atavistic, and instead concentrates on what it meant to have a modern identity. Drawing on ideas from colonial history, it argues that we need to understand the language and practice of modern as a ‘claims-making device’ (Lynn Thomas). In doing so, peo