Ken Wilson’s singular experience of walking alongside the decidedly pedestrian-unfriendly Regina Bypass, all while situating the highway within the ongoing history of settler colonialism in southern Saskatchewan, Canada. In conversation with Andrew Stuck, they discuss his new book Walking the Bypass – notes on place from the side of the road.
“As I plod north in the wind, I seem to be making no headway. It’s as if I’m walking on a treadmill: my body is moving but I’m going nowhere….. One minute I seem to be immobile; the next I realise that in immobility was an illusion, that I was getting somewhere, slowly, all the
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• Dr Louise Rondel will lead this one-day workshop focusing on the use of walking and other mobile methods in teaching. Full details and booking using the links below but do note that Dr Emma Jackson who has recently edited the collection Walking: A sociological field guide will be joining as the keynote speaker.
A reflective walking piece unfolding along a road in Sintra, where music, landscape, and motion intertwine. Positioned in the passenger seat, the speaker explores what it means to move without directing, discovering a quiet tension between surrender,
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A workshop with walking at its focus.
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