Forest bathing and ecopsychology have done something important. They have helped restore our capacity to slow down, step out of the relentless cognitive machinery of modern life and become present in nature again. That sounds simple, but it is not. Much of the time we move through landscapes without really perceiving them. A forest becomes … Continue reading Beyond Forest Bathing: What Happens When the Landscape Begins to Answer Back?
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New Landscape Holistic Project, Part 11: Psychogeography Before the Situationists: Debord, the Surrealist Root, and the Zones We Already Knew
Historical Foundation of the Psychogeography The word psychogeography has appeared in this series before, almost in passing, one frame among several offered in the Foundation post as a way of naming what we were doing at Monte Pocilgais. It deserves a fuller reckoning of its own, because the essay that coined it turns out to … Continue reading New Landscape Holistic Project, Part 11: Psychogeography Before the Situationists: Debord, the Surrealist Root, and the Zones We Already Knew