deliberation could be mistaken for coldness of the heart
Psychogeography is a Situationist neologism, referred to the effects which “the geographical environment, consciously organised or not” had on “the emotions and behaviour of individuals”. The driving ideal behind this concept is the belief that the spaces which we inhabit, elicit different responses from each individual. In his extensive derives through Paris, Debord came to believe that “cites have a psychogeographical relief, with the constant currents, fixed points and vortexes which strongly discourage entry into or exit from certain zones”. Through the study of psychogeographal effects of the built environment one is presented a greater awareness of genius loci or "spirit of place".
Psychogeography
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Psychogeography
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Dérive and Psychogeography
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