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<big>Collective walking! Peripheral observations! Bodily immersion! Pilgrimages! Ecological activism!</big><br>
[[File:Psychomythogeography.jpg|thumb|memeing, mythogeographical action into this glossary]]
<big><big>Mythogeography</big></big> looks at multiplicity, it focuses on layers of stories embedded in places, while critically engaging with them.It blends geography with personal narratives, getting immersed in explorations that become site-specific performative acts.<br>
Psychogeography was all about emotions. It became theoretical quite easily when that nice sparkly patina of avant-gardism faded away. Kinda individualistic before, now even more, far from collectivity, far away in the olympus of the dusty-20th-century-avant-garde-movements.<br>
<big><big><big>'''Mythogeography'''</big></big></big>, instead, is the artsy younger sibling, the one that did theatre school and is all about doing 🎤🎭performances🎸🎶, having meditative experiences around rubbles, crying about disrupting the academy, capitalism, the whole reality if possible.
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Psychogeography likes to linger in theory without necessarily arriving anywhere.<br>
It's not like everything needs to be a glossary entry, everything should be an <big>experience!</big><br>
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Does hugging trees count? Yes, probably. Is protesting mythogeographical? Yes, probably<br>