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Vol. 30, No. 1 (Spring 1993) Introducing Cultural And Social Cartography Compiled And Edited By ROBERT A. RUNDSTROM Monograph 44 Feature Articles Maps And Mapmaking Denis Wood Blazing A Well-Worn Path: Cartographic Commercialism, Highway Promotion, And Automobile Tourism In The United States, 1880-1930 James R. Akerman The Role Of Ethics, Mapping, And The Meaning Of Place In Relations Between Indians And Whites In The United States Robert A. Rundstorm The Ethnography Of Maps: The Cultural And Social Contexts Of Cartographic Representation In Peru Benjamin Orlove One Cartographic View Of American Indian Land Areas Daniel G. Cole The Public Cartographic Labor Process In The United States: Rationalization Then And Now P. H. Mchaffie The Patronage Of Science And The Creation Of Imperial Space: The British Mapping Of India, 1799-1843 Matthew H Edney Nation Or Estate?: Ideological Conflict In The Early Modern Mapping Of England Richard Helgerson An Eighteenth-Century Cosmographic Globe From India Joseph E. Schwartzberg A Cross-Cultural Cosmographic Interpretation Of Some Korean Geomancy Maps David J.Nemeth Metrics, Geometries, Signs, And Language: Sources Of Cartographic Miscommunication Between Native And Euro-American Cultures In North America G. Malcolm Lewis
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