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Maps have long given coherence to data, as their naturalistic forms helps to process information not otherwise easily grasped. We increasingly rely on maps to organize an ever- changing relation to space, but all to often treat them as if transparent or uninterested. To call attention to the human construction of the map as an argument, and proposition, this blog examines maps that intersect with spatial imaginaries, teasing out points, problems or arguments that their form may obscure. Each post explores the ethics of mapping: your reading or any financial support readers can offer is appreciated.
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