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Psychogeography

Elliot Sperber

Psychogeography

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The maga/fascist reaction daily gutting society is driven ultimately by a radical, existential cowardice. Retreating in panic from the demands of the present (not just the economic and ecological crises of the historical situation but the a...

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Tell Me About Your Sandwich

Which sandwich is it? Wich or wick?

Sandwich, Greenwich, Bushwick, wick’s

From Vicus - hey vecino

Love your vecino

As yourself -

Vecino from vicus from oikos

Which, when ordered by the nomos (custom,

Traditional authority, violen...

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Being and Times Square

Time means tide - an interval

A regular, repeating time
An orderly time
That’s tide
And, so, leads to tidy, clean
Tide’s in between (metaxy)
Both tidy and time
Now
Tidy in the medieval age
Meant healthy, yes, and also...

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The Devil Is Daniel Webster

Daniel Webster sculpture in New York’s Central Park

There’s a well known short story titled The Devil and Daniel Webster about a farmer who sells his soul to the devil and is subsequently defended by Webster, the lionized lawyer and legis...

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Immigrants or Untermenschen

Are we really all immigrants now, or untermenschen?

A crowd developed outside Federal Plaza in response to the abduction by secret police (people presume it was ICE, though they never identified themselves) of New York City comptroller an...

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    This started off as a series of psychogeographical posts examining the strange patterns I’d encounter here in New York City - particularly how urban spaces and place names express unconscious forces.

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