Proposed as an urban pedestrian practice in French texts of the 1950s, the current vogue for English-language references to psychogeography dates from the 1990s. Sampling this corpus, much of it outside academic geography, this article examines some of psychogeography’s trajectories, connections and affinities, notably with nature writing. In minding gaps, the article considers gendered, decolonial and Muslim registers that extend the range of sites and protagonists, heralding other priorities and opportunities both within and beyond the North Atlantic. Finally, reflecting on what lessons lie in psychogeography and its margins for human geography, the article reconsiders questions of narrative and scale.

在 1950 年代的法语文本中作为城市行人实践被提议，目前流行的心理地理学英语参考可追溯到 1990 年代。本文对这个语料库进行抽样，其中大部分内容都在学术地理学之外，本文考察了心理地理学的一些轨迹、联系和相似性，尤其是与自然写作的关系。考虑到差距，本文考虑了性别、去殖民化和穆斯林登记，这些登记扩大了地点和主角的范围，预示着北大西洋内外的其他优先事项和机会。最后，文章反思了心理地理学中的教训及其人文地理学的边缘，重新考虑了叙事和规模的问题。