Psychogeography

This book explores the origins and evolving ideas of psychogeography, tracing its development from 1950s Paris through its connections to earlier literary and cultural traditions. It examines the work of key figures like Guy Debord and the Situationists, as well as the influence of visionary writers, artists, and modern authors. Merlin Coverley guides listeners through how psychogeography encourages new ways of experiencing urban spaces, making familiar environments feel fresh and intriguing.