After the Map: Cartography, Navigation, and the Transformation of Territory in the Twentieth Century
In After the Map, William Rankin explores the profound changes in cartography and navigation that transformed territory throughout the twentieth century. The book analyzes how evolving mapping practices and technologies redefined spatial understanding and control in historical contexts, offering insights into their lasting impacts on society and geopolitics.
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After the Map examines the evolution of cartography and navigation during the twentieth century, highlighting how these fields influenced the concept of territory.
The book delves into the technological and methodological shifts that redefined how spaces are understood and controlled.
William Rankin provides a detailed analysis of the interplay between mapping techniques and broader geopolitical changes.
Through historical examples, it illustrates the transformation of territorial boundaries and navigation strategies over time.
This work offers valuable perspectives on the role of visual representation in shaping modern landscapes.
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