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As maps track and synthesize an increasing amount of data, we rely on them to embody information more than ever. Even as we use them to organize our rapidly changing relation to space, however, we have come to treat them as twere transparent. To call attention to the continuity in the construction of the map as an argument, each post in this blog examines how maps create and intersect with spatial imaginaries in particularly powerful maps. While the posts are mostly a labour of love, and a chance to work out problems encountered outside of a work-context, the musings are side-products of leisure thought: and any support you could offer would be appreciated. By calling attention to the appeal of maps in what they foreground, omit, and elide--as much as depict--I try to illuminate ethical questions that all maps raise.
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