From Endless Scrolling to Aimless Strolling: Psychogeography in the Current Day
editorial
This article explains the idea of psychogeography, a philosophical school of thought that encourages taking aimless walks as a means of escaping daily routines and paying closer attention to one's surroundings, while connecting psychogeographic thought to modern-day situations, such as my personal narrative about grief, my personal description of my college life and my discourse on whether scrolling counts as psychogeographic study.
