cartography
Review: Anders Engberg-Pedersen (a cura di), LITERATURE AND CARTOGRAPHY. Theories, Histories, Genres
Pólemos 2/2018, December pp. 191 - 196 DOI:10.19280/P2018-2-010
Pólemos 2/2018, December pp. 191 - 196 DOI:10.19280/P2018-2-010
CARTOGRAPHY AND CLAUSTROPHOBIA. Diegetic maps in American science-fiction (1956–1981)
Pólemos 2/2018, December pp. 141 - 158 DOI:10.19280/P2018-2-007
Pólemos 2/2018, December pp. 141 - 158 DOI:10.19280/P2018-2-007
LAIC, MERITOCRATIC, LONGEVAL, HUGE BUT WELL-ORDERED AND PROSPEROUS: CHINA CARTOGRAPHED BY MARTINI (1655) AS A THEORETICAL PARADIGM AND PRACTICAL EXAMPLE FOR WESTERN INTELLECTUALS
Pólemos 2/2018, December pp. 103 - 138 DOI:10.19280/P2018-2-006
Pólemos 2/2018, December pp. 103 - 138 DOI:10.19280/P2018-2-006
THE PLACE OF PHILOSOPHY. Martin Heidegger and the cartography of thinking
Pólemos 2/2018, December pp. 77 - 102 DOI:10.19280/P2018-2-005
Pólemos 2/2018, December pp. 77 - 102 DOI:10.19280/P2018-2-005
GLOBALIZATION, PROTESTANT REFORMATION AND CARTOGRAPHIC SECULARIZATION
Pólemos 2/2018, December pp. 57 - 73 DOI:10.19280/P2018-2-004
Pólemos 2/2018, December pp. 57 - 73 DOI:10.19280/P2018-2-004
THE CONCRETENESS OF THE IMAGINARY AND THE POWERS OF THE GEOGRAPHICAL MAP
Pólemos 2/2018, December pp. 15 - 38 DOI:10.19280/P2018-2-002
Pólemos 2/2018, December pp. 15 - 38 DOI:10.19280/P2018-2-002
Introductory remarks
Pólemos 2/2018, December pp. 7 - 12 DOI:10.19280/P2018-2-001
Pólemos 2/2018, December pp. 7 - 12 DOI:10.19280/P2018-2-001