Catalogue XXXIX: “I wisely started with a map…” A celebration of fictional cartography
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Catalogue XXXIX: “I wisely started with a map…” A celebration of fictional cartography
Maps are scientific instruments. They offer proof of truth. They portray measured relationships between objects and ideas. To achieve this, however, maps must reduce, omit, and distort a three-dimensional world onto a flat piece of paper. This is the paradox of cartography: to tell the truth, a map must lie.
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