APPENDIX 7
APPENDIX 7
DÉRIVE DATA
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The Drift or Dérive is one of the basic situationist practices advocated by French philosopher Guy Debord and others. It’s a technique of “rapid passage through varied ambiences”. Dérives involve playful-constructive behaviour and an awareness of psychogeographical effects and are thus quite different from the classic notions of journey or stroll. The coloured areas represent “vortexes that strongly discourage entry into or exit from certain zones”. The red arrows mark the flow of settlement and movement through the space. This process of collecting information provides psychogeography with an abundance of data.
The following data was collected over the course of 5 years (2018-2022).
The maps are courtesy of Special Collections – University of Manitoba and Canada.ca.
Virtual "time travel" was assisted by Google Maps.
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MAP 1 Jacob Maydanyk’s Journey to CanadaMAP 2 Locations in Southern Manitoba Frequented by Jacob MaydanykMAP 3 A record of purposeful virtual drifts through the streets of Winnipeg using Google Maps and a map from 1917.MAP 4 Locations in Winnipeg – c.1911 - 1930
These maps represent a sample of the locations plotted for this study.
MAP 1 Jacob Maydanyk’s Journey to CanadaMAP 2 Locations in Southern Manitoba Frequented by Jacob MaydanykMAP 3 A record of purposeful virtual drifts through the streets of Winnipeg using Google Maps and a map from 1917.MAP 4 Locations in Winnipeg – c.1911 - 1930
These maps represent a sample of the locations plotted for this study.
LEGEND
Locations, Addresses, and Significance
*Note - Data below was entered as collected and loosely organized in chronological order.
Rural Community
Publishing
Ukrainian Institutions
Maydanyk Personal Connections
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