Vol. 46 No. 2 (2025): Places

Places are a fundamental part of human life – we are always present in a particular place. In this introduction to the special issue on "places" in Psyke & Logos, we ask how psychology can conceptualize places.

Published: 2026-02-11

Introduction

Places - An Introduction

Jonas Frydenlund, Janne Lund, Klaus B. Bærentsen

5-13
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Participant observation and the radical locationality of psychological phenomena Between institutional geographies and psychological subjects

Nicklas Runge

14-33
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The places of psychopathology Opportunities and limitations of an ecological approach

Rasmus Birk, Sebastian Tobias-Renstrøm, Peter Clement Lund, Svend Brinkmann

34-56
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"I want to go home" A bodily focused understanding of home, music, and nostalgia in terms of dementia

Hanne Mette Ochsner Ridder

57-72
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When you kow where you are, you know who you are How the home of people with mental problems and/or addiction is shaped by professional help

Jan Georg Friesinger, Inger Beate Larsen, Alain Topor

73-89
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Forced displacement About the loss of home and how to create a new home in a foreign place when you are traumatized

Lis Dreijer Hammond, Kirstine Bruun Larsen, Christian Karlsen Hansen, Chalotte Glintborg

90-111
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"But this school has a lot of different skin colors. You can be who you want to be" The elementary school as a place of recognition, inclusion, and alienation

Marlene Mainz, Iram Khawaja

112-134
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Immersion in a virtual place

Jørgen Riber Christensen

135-154
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Under stregen

Between a rock and a hard place Should we break up or get counseling?

Nanna Fensman Lassen, Hanne Nørr Fentz, Klaus Nielsen, Tea Trillingsgaard

155-185
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Happiness as resonance in relations Discussed in relation to the fictional character William Stoner

Inger Glavind Bo

186-207
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Abstracts - English

Summaries

Jonas Højgaard Frydenlund, Janne Lund, Klaus B. Bærentsen

208-213
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Vol. 46 No. 2 (2025): Places

Introduction

Places - An Introduction

Articles

Participant observation and the radical locationality of psychological phenomena Between institutional geographies and psychological subjects

The places of psychopathology Opportunities and limitations of an ecological approach

"I want to go home" A bodily focused understanding of home, music, and nostalgia in terms of dementia

When you kow where you are, you know who you are How the home of people with mental problems and/or addiction is shaped by professional help

Forced displacement About the loss of home and how to create a new home in a foreign place when you are traumatized

"But this school has a lot of different skin colors. You can be who you want to be" The elementary school as a place of recognition, inclusion, and alienation

Immersion in a virtual place

Under stregen

Between a rock and a hard place Should we break up or get counseling?

Happiness as resonance in relations Discussed in relation to the fictional character William Stoner

Abstracts - English

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