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Cadzao Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

adventure in freedom

Does "adventure in freedom" mean adventure in pursuit of freedom?

Could you please help me to get the meaning of the phrase?

Cadzao
  

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Hi Cadzao Your interpretation sounds OK. That might be the intended meaning. My first impression was more along the lines of "the experience of freedom is an adventure".

— Yankee

  • Hi Cadzao Your interpretation sounds OK.
  • That might be the intended meaning.
  • My first impression was more along the lines of "the experience of freedom is an adventure".
  • Additional context would probably help nail down the meaning more precisely.
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Hi Cadzao

Your interpretation sounds OK. That might be the intended meaning. My first impression was more along the lines of "the experience of freedom is an adventure". Additional context would probably help nail down the meaning more precisely.
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Hi Yankee,

Thank you for your help.

Here is the context for you to "nail down" the meaning of "adventure in freedom." By the way, could you please tell me what Muller means by the blue sentence?

"All along I have been identifying the adventurous spirit with humanism, liberalism, rationalism, the scientific spirit, the ideals of freedom, individualism, and the "open soci
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