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- noun Plural form of
psychogeographer .
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Examples
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At other times ? as in the work of some so-called psychogeographers ? they are merely a backdrop for bleak observations on the mess we humans have made of our lives, landscapes, politics and each other.
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If (as I suspect) your unappealing and disdainful coyness ( so-called psychogeographers) is a reference to Iain Sinclair, and his book London Orbital in particular, then you're well wide of the mark.
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At other times - as in the work of some so-called psychogeographers - they are merely a backdrop for bleak observations on the mess we humans have made of our lives, landscapes, politics and each other.
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Self-declared "psychogeographers" will no longer need to leave the house (probably a good thing).
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'psychogeographers' Iain Sinclair and Alan Moore undertake their own journeys across England in collaboration with musicians and artists
Culture | guardian.co.uk Sean Michaels 2010
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There is an American historian looking at her sibling relationships, and an Australian law prof linking her to Afghani struggles, and London psychogeographers going for a stroll ….
April 27: 250th Birthday of Mary Wollstonecraft (1759-1797) « Pennamite 2009
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As its name suggests, the Brooklyn-based quarterly magazine Cabinet is a wunderkammer between two covers, a Baedeker for psychogeographers, a random walk through the postmodern baroque.
Boing Boing 2009
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We are not radicals, Situationists, academics or psychogeographers, though we are lucky to count a few of these mythical creatures as our friends.
just who are the mms...? Bluestocking 2009
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We are not radicals, Situationists, academics or psychogeographers, though we are lucky to count a few of these mythical creatures as our friends.
Archive 2009-06-01 Bluestocking 2009
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Part presentation, part performance art, Align brings together psychogeographers Robert Kingham and
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