In Dr. Heather Marcelle Crickenberger's essay "The Flâneur," how do the French typically define the term "flâneur"?

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A person who strolls leisurely, an idler, or a casual walkerSomeone living in a countryside villageAn individual devoted to religious faithA combination of both A and B

Explanation

The term "flâneur" in French refers to someone who strolls aimlessly or idly, essentially a leisurely walker. It does not denote a rural resident or a religious follower.