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Showing 1 to 20 of 27 for “"psychogeography"”.
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Psychogeography, Psychotherapy and Psychogeotherapy: a critique of containing space in therapeutic work
… thesis aims to employ approaches derived from psychogeography, with a focus on the praxis of ‘aimless walking’, in order to shed new light on classical concepts of therapeutic space and containment in depth psychology and psychotherapy. It is asked whether and how we can progress to consider …
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A Transformative Morphology of the Unique: Situating Psychogeography's 1990s Revival
… century avant-garde activity known as “psychogeography” experienced a significant, if largely unexamined revival during the 1990s. This thesis investigates the instances of extra-institutional cultural practice that drove this revival, primarily in a UK context. The exploration of …
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Reworking the Gothic: Representations of London, WWII-Present
… novels, including the uncanny, the outsider and psychogeography. During London's war years, Elizabeth Bowen, Graham Greene and Rose Macaulay sought to make sense of what was occurring through their writing: in their works, these authors incorporate their response to the ruined city, fear and …
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Truffaut Un-Sutured : a psychogeographical reading of The 400 Blows
… An application of the Situationist theory of psychogeography to The 400 Blows serves as a counter to this critical trend. The concept is not only thematically pertinent to the film, but also provides an analytical tool to un-suture the filmic text and thereby to situate The 400 Blows …
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Queering the Black Country: a critical and creative response
… the region? Using Environmental Psychology and Psychogeography, I critically examine the ways the literature of the region depict its geography and the impact this has on the identity of its characters. Freudian and post-Freudian psychoanalysis is utilised to discuss ideas of liminal states of …
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Disturbing ecologies : interventions in Boston's seaport district
… sun, soil), the sociocultural (social networks, psychogeography), the political (land uses, wards, school districts), and the economic (land value, capital flows), among others. Through an understanding that places humans and human settlement directly in nature, a new mode of urban intervention …
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Inventory’s paper assembly: fierce sociology, sovereignty and self-organisation in London’s small press publishing scene 1995 to 2005
… of space in the city (urban sociology, psychogeography); contesting established cultural histories (e.g. of surrealism, the Situationist International and conceptual art); creation of small autonomous institutions and development of mental or perceptual spaces of resistance through …
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The Creative Art Journey: An artist facilitator's autoethnographic exploration of the specificities of place, culture, and tradition through workshop-led extra-curricular art learning in Wales.
… art making in practice-based research, place in psychogeography and past art workshops in reflective case studies. This is undertaken through personal narratives, making new art, and remembering. Art, culture, language, and the regional positioning of the workshop are important and reveal a …
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Particles and Waves: Poetic Responses to Place - Psycho-geography and/as practice
… thus, is informed by recent developments in psychogeography, i.e. ‘mythogeography’ or ‘deep topography’. The writing is experimental and influenced by the zeitgeist preference for abbreviated/truncated writing. The methodologies of this practice-based project include autoethnographic …
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Experiential Encounters with Architecture and Sound: The Use of Styli in Urban Field Recording and Lefebvre's Rhythmanalysis
… of research practices undertaken, touching on psychogeography, autoethnography, sociology, sound studies, urban theory, neuroscience, and the theory of rhythm. Building on the work of creative practitioners such as Christian Marclay, Italo Calvino, Yoko Ono, Michel de Certeau, and Henri …
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O estilo da negação: o papel do desvio e da vanguarda na superação da arte proposta por Guy Debord
… that gave rise to the notions of dérive, psychogeography, détournement, and construction of situations—essential for the creation of SI. From this, we examine the criticism of culture in the second half of the 20th century, set out in the founding document of Situationist International, …
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Navigating Netherne: correlating feelings with place
… with this, I both consider and critique psychogeography (which draws attention to the potential elasticity of a place’s meaning), resistant reading, and debates concerning affect, emotion, and atmosphere. The feelings we constantly involuntarily attribute to place may be subtle, hard to …
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Archipelago: a Literary Ecology of Heligoland and the Frisian Coast
… and the movement of the North Sea. Drawing on psychogeography, memoir and the New Nature Writing to explore the relationship between the landscape and the cultures, literatures and languages which have developed there, I challenge, via my creative piece, homogeneous approaches to place-based …
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Finding the Material of Memory: Sketch for a Palimpsest
… method based upon literary approaches to psychogeography, memory, and place? and proposes that deep topography lends itself to an improvisatory mode of research essential for artistic research and of particular usefulness for a site responsive creative practice. Deep topography allows a …
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Uncovering the Hidden Palestinian City of Jerusalem: Disrupting Power Through Art Intervention
… feminism, history of cartography, mapping and psychogeography, contemporary art, visual culture, post/colonialism, literature, nationalism, history, politics, auto/biography, architecture and urban studies. This interdisciplinary research includes an analysis of three Israeli commemoration …
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Dirge in Georgia Minor
We are no fictions, and we are getting heavier. We no longer tell our mirrors 'This can’t be happening.' Because we will not lower ourselves, you can keep your Najaf, its obstinate earth baking its people hard as rock from meridian to meridian. This earth blowing itself apart as fast as we can …
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Dirge in Georgia Minor
We are no fictions, and we are getting heavier. We no longer tell our mirrors 'This can’t be happening.' Because we will not lower ourselves, you can keep your Najaf, its obstinate earth baking its people hard as rock from meridian to meridian. This earth blowing itself apart as fast as we can …
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Sonic, infrasonic, and ultrasonic frequencies : the utilisation of waveforms as weapons, apparatus for psychological manipulation, and as instruments of physiological influence by industrial, entertainment, and military organisations
… relations. This discipline will be a waveformed psychogeography; a frequency-based modality that heuristically charts the spatial concerns of the neural environment as well as the environs of the material and the built. As a field of research it will have a wide-ranging remit to explore the …
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An exposition of the nature of volunteered geographical information and its suitability for integration into spatial data infrastructures
… crowd sourcing and new geographical theories (psychogeography, social theory, social justice, ethics, etc) all challenge the traditional business models of SDIs. However, metadata, quality, classification and standards can be challenges for VGI. Further, while some VGI can be useful, other VGI …
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Ways of making: producing artworks in the studio in response to experiential walking
This thesis includes a body of paintings, drawings and assembled objects that have been made in response to the Crossing England walks (2014 - 2018). This body of work is entitled The English Diagrams (2018). The research draws upon the varied perspectives of Fine Art, Performance Studies and …
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