How Maps Interpret Earth and Other Worlds
Mattson, Lena
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About
Whether on paper or phone screens, we 21st-century humans are so used to maps as infallible reference points that it’s easy to forget every map is a subjective interpretation of place-based reality. Using examples from the Library of Congress Geography and Map Division, this program explores the creative ideas and scientific innovations that made today’s maps possible.
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- Library of Congress
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- English
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- United States
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