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Cartography, issue 8, autumn 2011

GLIMPSE issue 8 presents perspectives on the history and human experience of mapping, at
varying scales. This issue considers how the symbolic definition of real and imagined boundaries expressed in maps, may both expand and constrain human understanding.

Selected Dates in European, Islamic and Chinese Cartography
Esther Howe with Meghan O’Reilly and Connie Wang

Atlas Vertebra
Arto Vaun

Borrowed Borders: Cartographic leverage from empires to zip codes
Mark Monmonier

Narrative Cartographies: Creating an atlas as a novel
Elbie Bentley

From Sextant to SatNav: Building a 3-D map of the human heart
with supplementary multimedia illustrations
Katherine Fletcher, Peter Kohl and Denis Noble

Retrospect: A Map of the Open Country of Woman’s Heart...
Georgia B. Barnhill

Losing And Finding Our Way: A conversation about cognitive mapping and orientation with neuroscientist Giuseppe Iaria
Rachel Sapin with introduction by Carolyn Arcabascio

Reorganizing Space, Negotiating Identity: The use of placenames in ordinary conversation
Lisa Gabbert

The Literary Terrain of Mark Twain and the Mississippi
Rachel Sapin

Many Rivers and Kara’s Wave
Matthew Cusick

Cartography and Humanism: Concordances and discordances
Yi-Fu Tuan

(Re)views
Meghan O’Reilly