...Beatriz Jaguaribe Abstract Centered on the mapping of the Brazilian state of Mato Grosso, this essay explores the relations between cartography, national imaginaries, and personal archives. Undertaken in 1917 by the Rondon Commission during the period of the First Republic (1889–1930), the making...

... and the conventions of Chinese cartography. These maps do much more than celebrate the extent of Chinese sovereignty; they also mourn the loss of national territories through a cartography of national humiliation. The goal of this essay is to shift our attention from the diplomatic issues of international borders...

... (Cartographier la pensée) Philippe Rekacewicz Translated by Anne-Maria Boitumelo Makhulu In his recent essay, Achille Mbembe attempts to move beyond traditional geo...

...Jess Bier Maps are considered to be an ultimate expression of modernity. Empirical cartography plays a central role in daily governance, and it also has a long history of furthering displacement and erasure. In this article I argue that the landscapes of historic British colonialism and the ongoing...

... medium of objectified identity/belonging but rather displays patterned regularities through the composition of tables, graphs, and the flow maps of thematic cartography. In this sense, statistical imaging helps to invent the very concept of the “migration system” since it demonstrates cross-border...

..., increase soft power outside the state's boundaries, and contribute to globalization, their relationship to the state, and particularly state power, remains undertheorized. The enduring visual cartography of these networks is that they girdle the world in thin lines, binding peoples, nations, and cultures...

... of cultural specificity. The first article in this issue, Mapping and Forgetting: Cartography, National 304 Public Culture 36:3 September 2024 UNCORRECTED PROOFS Imaginaries, and Personal Archives, by Brazilian cultural historian Beatriz Jaguaribe, explores geography and cartography as tools. She argues...

... Professor and a Harper-Schmidt Fel- low in the University of Chicago’s Society of Fellows. Her work explores the history of modern social science, tribal politics, and the cartographies of contem- porary violence in South Asia...

... the movement of deliveries across and through lived-places: one can check rates, arrange for pickups, or track the loca- tion of packages already picked up. This website provides, in effect, an entire map of the world-a cartography of package delivery. A brief reading of this map may be helpful...

... truth: The social implications of geographic information systems . New York:Guilford. Pinder, David. 1996 . Subverting cartography: The situationists and maps of the city. Environment and Planning 28 , no. 3: 405 -27. Pred, Allan. 1984 . Place as historically contingent process: Structuration...

... of the color line as “the basis of denying to over half of the world the right of sharing to their utmost ability the opportunities and privileges of modern civilisation.” He sought to transform a cartography of differ- ence into a global political project and a source of consciousness: “The millions...

... forms outside the empire of the modernist museum. Copyright 2021 by Duke University Press 2021 museums globalization planet objects refugees I begin with a strange inversion in the cultural life of Europe. Europe has extended itself across the planet through its tools of cartography...

..., territory, and cultural organisation. These apparent stabilities are themselves largely artifacts of the specific trait-based idea of “culture” areas, a recent Western cartography of large civilisational land- masses associated with different relationships to “Europe” (itself a complex his- torical...

.... Axel, Brian Keith. 1996a . Time and treat: Questioning the production of the diaspora as an object of study. History and Anthropology 9 : 415 -43. ———. 1996b . Notes on space,cartography, and gender. In The transmission of Sikh heritage in the diaspora , edited by Pashaura Singh and N. Gerald...

... the media, but the perception of urban violence is also fueled by interpersonal rumors that shroud the cartographies of the city as dreaded zones of danger. Unlike cities that have been subjected to terrorist attack, ethnic strife, or civil...

... Girls’ Cultures. New York: New York University Press. Jacobs, Harvey M., ed. 1998. Who Owns America?: Social Conflict over Property Rights. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press. Jarvis, Brian. 1998. Postmodern Cartographies...

... (it is on this basis that Elaine Scarry [ 1999 : 91, 93] contends that “beauty leads us to justice”). It would take on board empirical work that looks historically at cartographies of language—how they have been named, classified, and counted under colonial regimes (as in Javed Majeed's Colonialism and Knowledge...

... and profane spaces. Although they do not appear on the map, cultural and political struggles accom- pany and continue to challenge the political consolidationsof space that comprise modernity’s geopolitical imaginary. The alternative worlds destroyed and sup- pressed within modem cartography...

... imperatives) or untaxed salt, Gandhi com- mented on imperial cartographies of extraction — ­and so the emergent logic of globality itself — ­in powerfully improvisational political performatives. In Hind Swaraj, the thematics of addiction...

... possibility for mapping global processes is in terms of the fixed territorial boundaries of states. In order to undermine this static, ahistorical cartography, globalization researchers have often claimed, or implicitly assumed, that the regulatory...