Psychogeography and Well-Being
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A psychogeographical understanding offers a contemporary view that can be concerned with finding personal connections with place; an expression of political dissent; an expression of spirituality; or a documentation and consideration of a journey. It could also be an amalgamation of any of these to greater or lesser degrees. This understanding considers the historical significance of the flâneur, the dérive, psychogeography, from the urban to the rural, and how it has and will have, significant impact on self-efficacy, self-esteem, community, identity, landscape, and above all sustainability today and tomorrow.Citation
Poole, S., Scott, C. & Marichalar-Freixa, E. (2019-forthcoming). Psychogeography and Well-Being. In Leal, W., Özuyar, P. G., Pace, P., Azeiteiro, U. & Brandli, L. (Eds.), Encyclopaedia of the Sustainable Development Goals: Transforming the World We Want. New York, NY: Springer.Publisher
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