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Introduction | |
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Two Simple Examples | |
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Making a Map of Mars | |
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Mapping | |
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Counter-Mapping | |
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Mapping | |
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Maps Blossom in the Springtime of the State | |
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Maps Give Us a Reality beyond Our Reach | |
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And a Map Is...? | |
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The Development of the Map Discourse Function | |
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Trying to Write the History of Mapmaking | |
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There Were No Maps before 1500 | |
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Calling Older Graphic Notation Systems "Maps" Is Anachronistic | |
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The Rise of Mapmaking in the Early Modern State | |
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Maps Figure the State | |
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As the Map Affirms the State, the State Affirms the Map | |
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Maps Unleashed | |
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Unleashing the Power of the Map | |
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Maps Advance Propositions | |
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Maps Make Arguments | |
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Maps Propose the Existence of Things | |
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The Map's Propositional Logic | |
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The Posting | |
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"This Is...": The Precedent Existential Proposition | |
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"This Is...": The Posting or Fundamental Cartographic Proposition | |
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Adding Postings Up to Make Territories: "This<sub>1</sub> is there<sub>1</sub>" and "this<sub>2</sub> is there<sub>2</sub>" and "this<sub>3</sub> is there<sub>3</sub>" make "this<sub>4</sub> is there<sub>4</sub>" | |
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The Transmission of Authority: "This<sub>1</sub> is there<sub>1</sub>," and "this<sub>2</sub> is there<sub>2</sub>" but "there<sub>1</sub> < there<sub>2</sub>," and therefore "this<sub>1</sub> < this<sub>2</sub>" | |
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Annexation, Division, and Entrained Operations | |
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Signs in the Service of the State | |
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The Legends of the Map | |
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But Then Maps Are Myths | |
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Everything's in Code | |
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At Least 10 Cartographic Codes | |
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Making Signs Talk to Each Other | |
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Varieties of Iconcity | |
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Inviting Words to Realize Their Expressive Potential | |
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Shaping Space | |
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What Time Has This Place? | |
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It's Not a Simple Set of Rules | |
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Maps Are about Relationships | |
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Elemental Signs Are Somewhere | |
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Sign Systems Go Somewhere | |
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Sign Systems in Dialogue | |
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Injecting the Map into Its Culture | |
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Counter-Mapping | |
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Counter-Mapping and the Death of Cartography | |
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Protest Maps | |
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Maps in Protest | |
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Critical Cartography | |
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Cartographers Intentionally Foreclosed This Awareness | |
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Early Critique in the History of Mapmaking | |
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Critique within the Profession of Cartography | |
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The Outside Critique: Indigenous Mapping | |
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The Outside Critique: The Parish Maps Project | |
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Talking Back to the Map | |
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Public? Participation? Geographic? Information? Systems? | |
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Public Participation | |
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The Reframing of Public Discourse | |
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The Detroit Geographical Expedition and Institute | |
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The Situationist International | |
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Jake Barton's City of Memory | |
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Public Participation Geographic Information Systems | |
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Map Art: Stripping the Mask from the Map | |
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Joyce Kozloff | |
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A Little History: Dada and Surrealism | |
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A Little More History: Letterism, Situationism, Pop, and Fluxus | |
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A Little More History Yet: Conceptual Art, Earth Art | |
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Map Art Exhibitions: A Tedious but Necessary Section | |
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What Is All This About? | |
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Lize Mogel | |
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kanarinka | |
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3Cs | |
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Lauren Rosenthal | |
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elin O'Hara slavick and Susanne Slavick | |
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Lilla LoCurto and Bill Outcault | |
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Simon Elvins | |
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Steven R Holloway | |
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Mapmaking, Counter-Mapping, and Map Art in the Mapping of Palestine | |
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The Early Mapping of Palestine | |
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The Early Modern Mapping of Palestine | |
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Mapping and Counter-Mapping in Mandatory Palestine | |
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British Maps, Israeli Counter-Maps, Now Palestinian Counter-Counter-Maps | |
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Art Mapping the Conflict and the Occupation | |
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There Aren't Two Sides | |
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Notes | |
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Index | |
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About the Authors | |