Decolonizing the map: cartography from colony to nation
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CONTENTS
Acknowledgments * vii
INTRODUCTION
JAMES R. AKERMAN ■ X
CHAPTER ONE
Cartography and Decolonization
RAYMOND B. CRAIB * II
CHAPTER TWO
Entangled Spaces: Mapping Multiple Identities
in Eighteenth-Century New Spain
MAGALI CARRERA * 72
CHAPTER THREE
Cartography in the Production (and Silencing)
of Colombian Independence History, 1807—1827
LINA DEL CASTILLO * IIO
CHAPTER FOUR
Democratizing the Map: The Geo-body and National
Cartography in Guatemala, 1821—2010
JORDANA DYM * l6o
CHAPTER FIVE
Uncovering the Roles of African Surveyors and Draftsmen
in Mapping the Gold Coast, 1874—1957
JAMIE MCGOWAN * 205
CHAPTER SIX
Multiscalar Nations: Cartography and Countercartography
of the Egyptian Nation-State
KAREN CULCASI * 2$2
CHAPTER SEVEN
Art on the Line: Cartography and Creativity in a Divided World
SUMATHI RAMASWAMY ՝ 284
CHAPTER EIGHT
Signs of the Times: Commercial Road Mapping
and National Identity in South Africa
THOMAS J. BASSETT * 339
Contributors · 377 Index * 379 |
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