Océans de papier: Une histoire des cartes marines
Océans de papier tells the history of nautical charts and the changing ways oceans have been represented on paper. Olivier Le Carrer examines marine cartography as a record of maritime knowledge, offering a historical journey through maps, seas, and the human desire to understand distant spaces.
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Océans de papier explores the history of nautical charts and their role in representing the world’s seas.
Through the subject of marine maps, the book examines how paper became a medium for recording, interpreting, and communicating maritime spaces.
Olivier Le Carrer presents cartography as a way to understand the relationship between oceans, navigation, and human knowledge.
This work offers a historical perspective on nautical charts for readers interested in maps, the sea, and the development of geographic representation.
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