Table of Contents

Notes on the Editor and Contributors Introduction: Mapping Meaning by Denis Cosgrove 1. Mapping in the Mind: The Earth from Ancient Alexandria Christian Jacob 2. Mapping Eden: Cartographies of the Earthly Paradise Allessandro Scafi 3. Terrestrial Globalism: Mapping the Globe in Early Modern Europe Jerry Brotton 4. Mapping Places: Chorography and Vision in the Renaissance Lucia Nuti 5. Mapping, the Body and Desire: Christopher Packe's Chorography of Kent Michael Charlesworth 6. Dark with Excess of Bright: Mapping the Coastlines of Knowledge Paul Carter 7. Mapping the Tropical Waters: British Views and Visions of Rio de Janeiro Luciana de Lima Martins 8. Mapping Modernity: Utopia and Communications Networks Armand Mattelart 9. The Uses of Cartographic Literacy: Mapping, Survey and Citizenship in Twentieth-Century Britain David Matless 10. The Agency of Mapping: Speculation, Critique and Invention James Corner 11. Mapping and the Expanded Field of Contemporary Art Wystan Curnow References Bibliography Photographic Acknowledgements Index

About the Author

Denis Cosgrove is Professor in Human Geography at Royal Holloway University of London and is the author of The Palladian Landscape (1993).