Psychogeography and Psychology: In and Beyond the Discipline (Concepts for Critical Psychology)
Psychogeography and Psychology explores connections between the experience of place and the study of psychology. Framed through critical psychology and extending beyond its disciplinary boundaries, the book offers an interdisciplinary perspective for readers interested in how spatial and psychological understandings can inform one another.
About This Book
Psychogeography and Psychology examines the relationship between psychological thought and the experience of space and place.
Positioned within the field of critical psychology, the book considers how psychogeography can contribute to psychological inquiry.
It also looks beyond disciplinary boundaries, encouraging broader connections between ways of understanding people, environments, and everyday experience.
This title is suited to readers interested in psychology, psychogeography, and interdisciplinary approaches to social and spatial life.
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