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Tag Archives: Patrick Geddes
On Samhain
The moon gazed on my midnight labours, while, with unrelaxed and breathless eagerness, I pursued nature to her hiding-places. Mary Shelley at the cusp of light and darkness through veil of in-world and out-world they arrive. ~~~ And if in … Continue reading
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Tagged Edinburgh, Fife Psychogeography, Mary Shelley, Patrick Geddes, Samhain, Witches
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Of Walking in Ice – Werner Herzog, Kenneth White and Liminal Pilgrimage
If I actually make it, no one will know what this journey means. I’m following a direct imaginary line. Werner Herzog’s Of Walking in Ice is arguably one of the great texts of existential walking and pilgrimage. A short diary, … Continue reading
Posted in Observation, Uncategorized
Tagged Alexander Trocchi, Arthur Rimbaud, Basho, Ecstatic Truth, Friedrich Nietzsche, Geopoetics, Giles Deleuze, Henry Thoreau, Kenneth White, Lotte Eisner, Of Walking in Ice, Patrick Geddes, Pilgrim of the Void, Project Sigma, Rebecca Solnit, Wanderlust, Werner Herzog
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Biocentric – Gary Snyder/Patrick Geddes
Dipping into The Gary Snyder Reader and Jim Dodge’s excellent introduction: [Snyder] views his work as inhabiting “the mythopoeic interface of society, ecology and language.” He enlarges one’s delight in existence and amplifies the élan vital, the life force coursing … Continue reading
Cup and Ring on The Binn – Burntisland
In a previous post, I wrote of being haunted by the cup and ring symbol. In this wired, digital world, these cross-cultural, cross-geographic ciphers are all around us. Infiltrating our consciousness and yet remaining elusive and enigmatic. Tune in and … Continue reading
Posted in Field Trip, Psychogeography, Symbol
Tagged Binn Hill, Burntisland, Cup and Ring, Mary Somerville, Patrick Geddes, Thomas Chalmers
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By Leaves We Live – From Geddes to Monbiot
A interesting article from George Monbiot recently in The Guardian which taps into the FPC’s interest in the great visionary generalist and ecologist Patrick Geddes. Monbiot’s piece of 10th August, (‘We have allowed developers to rob us of our village … Continue reading
