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View of Review of Cartography. – Cartographic Perspectives

… by M Denil · — by M Denil · “This book is boldly intended as a one-stop shop for cartography. It’s the book for aspiring mapmakers that can act as a guide and a grounding in the ideas ⁽¹⁾ …

… by A Cowart · · Cited by 2 — by A Cowart · · Cited by 2For someone to read these maps they must begin to understand that while the map portrays a certain authority the mapped data may not exist in the real ⁽²⁾ …

David Rumsey Historical Map Collection | The Collection

… Browse 120000 Maps and Images in LUNA Viewer Visit David Rumsey Map Center at Stanford Library View Maps Recently Added to Online Collection Welco⁽³⁾ …

… by R Kitchin · Cited by 285 — by R Kitchin · Cited by 285A useful way of starting to understand how and why map theory varies is to explore some of the dimensions across which philosophical debate is made. Table 1.1.⁽⁴⁾ …

View of Review of Mapping Latin America

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… by JB Harley · Cited by 3533 — by JB Harley · Cited by 3533Much of the power of the map as a representation of social geography is that it operates behind a mask of a seemingly neutral science. It hides and denies its ⁽⁶⁾ …

View of The Search for a Radical Cartography

… by M Denil · · Cited by 28 — by M Denil · · Cited by 28The term mapicity is proposed to instantiate that quality which all maps must possess in order to be recognized and employed as maps and the term radicality is ⁽⁷⁾ …

… by M Denil · · Cited by 13 — by M Denil · · Cited by 13A formal interpretation model derived from the work of Erwin Panofsky is applied to examine how meaning is brought to the map. The core issue is whether maps ⁽⁸⁾ …