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Decolonizing The Map
Cartography From Colony To Nation
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Bindwijze: | Boek, Gebonden |
Genre: | Techniek |
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Almost Universally, Newly Independent States Make The Production Of New Maps And Atlases Affirming Their Independence And Identity A Top Priority, But The Processes And Practices By Which Previously Colonized Peoples Become More Engaged Or Re-engaged In Mapping Their Own Territories Are Rarely Straightforward. This Collection Explores The Relationship Between Mapping And Decolonization While Engaging Recent Theoretical Debates About The Nature Of Decolonization Itself. The Essays, Originally Delivered As The 2010 Kenneth Nebenzahl Jr. Lectures In The History Of Cartography At The Newberry Library, Encompass More Than Two Centuries (from The Late Eighteenth Through The Twentieth) And Three Continents (latin America, Africa, And Asia). Topics Range From Mapping And National Identity In Late Colonial Mexico To The Enduring Crisis Created By The Partition Of British India And The Persistence Of Racial Prejudices And The Racialized Organization Of Space In Apartheid And Postapartheid South Africa.
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Titel: | Decolonizing The Map |
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auteur: | Akerman, James R. (EDT) |
Mediatype: | Boek |
Bindwijze: | Gebonden |
Taal: | Engels |
Aantal pagina's: | 392 |
Uitgever: | The University Of Chicago Press |
Plaats van publicatie: | 01 |
NUR: | Techniek |
Afmetingen: | 264 x 187 x 29 |
Gewicht: | 948 gr |
ISBN/ISBN13: | 9780226422787 |
Intern nummer: | 35887435 |
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