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cartographyArt and practice of drawing maps, originally with pens and drawing boards, but now mostly with computer-aided drafting programs. |
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| And so it became known, culturally and cartographically, as Lake Despair. Maps represent a language of power anticipating empire: to name, to locate mathematically, to define cartographically in relation to others becomes the essential preparatory step for possession, control, mastery. In his essay on "Renaissance Cartography and the Question of Palestine," Nabil Matar unfolds how the question of Palestine was posed cartographically long before Zionism. |
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