Difference between revisions of "Maps"
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"the visual images they offer are influential in creating and sustaining notions of historical situations, and are par"ticularly appropriate as a theme for inquiry given the recent stress on nations as imagined political communities, on the role of images as a mean of creating perceptions of power and more generally on iconographic aspects of political and cultural authority (...) geography was and is more than a background or backdrop to historical events and processes. the nature of our understanding of psace and of spatial relationships is of consequence, and historical atlases provide a means for assessing how these have changed over time." | "the visual images they offer are influential in creating and sustaining notions of historical situations, and are par"ticularly appropriate as a theme for inquiry given the recent stress on nations as imagined political communities, on the role of images as a mean of creating perceptions of power and more generally on iconographic aspects of political and cultural authority (...) geography was and is more than a background or backdrop to historical events and processes. the nature of our understanding of psace and of spatial relationships is of consequence, and historical atlases provide a means for assessing how these have changed over time." | ||
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| + | geocoding, geoparsing, geotagging | ||
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| + | == Tulip Diagrams == | ||
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| + | * http://www.webappers.com/category/components/maps/ | ||
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| + | * http://www.pupilvision.com/schoolmap/map.htm | ||
Latest revision as of 10:06, 19 August 2010
maps, mappability
"the visual images they offer are influential in creating and sustaining notions of historical situations, and are par"ticularly appropriate as a theme for inquiry given the recent stress on nations as imagined political communities, on the role of images as a mean of creating perceptions of power and more generally on iconographic aspects of political and cultural authority (...) geography was and is more than a background or backdrop to historical events and processes. the nature of our understanding of psace and of spatial relationships is of consequence, and historical atlases provide a means for assessing how these have changed over time."
geocoding, geoparsing, geotagging
