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Vol. 29, No. 2 (Summer 1992) Feature Articles Images Of Power: Derrida, Foucault, Harley Barbara Belyea Art, Science, And Power In Sixteenth-Century Dutch Cartography J. B. Harley and Kees Zandvliet Mappaemundi And The Mirror In The Moon Philip J. Stooke It Was The Mapmakers Who Really Discovered America Arthur H. Robinson The Proper Distribution Of Tasks To Digitize A Clean Boundary Network David H. Douglaas Mental Image Transformations In Terrain Map Comparison Joseph H. Goldberg, Alan M. Maceachren, & Xerxes P. Korval In Remembrance Barbara Bartz Petchenik Reviews: Books And Atlases Essays On The History Of North American Discovery And Exploration Reviewed by Matthew H. Edney Atlas Of American Indian Affairs Reviewed by Robert A. Rundstrom Matching The Map Projection To The Need Reviewed by Mark Kumler Mapping The Next Millennium: The Discovery Of New Geographies Reviewed by John B. Krygier Mennonite Historical Atlas Reviewed by H. L. Sawatsky Geographical Information Systems: Principles And Applications Reviewed by Robert Van Wyngaarden Introduction To Thematic Cartography Reviewed by Richard E. Lindenberg The Gaia Atlas Of Future Worlds Reviewed by Dianne Draper Cartographic Citations: A Style Guide Reviewed by Barbara B. Mccorkle Washington: A Centennial Atlas Reviewed by Gregory H. Chu Cultural Atlas Of Russia And The Soviet Union Reviewed by Ute J. Dymon
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