Lecture
This lecture explores the relationship between geography and cartography, focusing on the production and interpretation of maps as a powerful component of social worlds. The instructor delves into the principles and major issues of mapping, emphasizing the communication efficiency and creativity involved in cartographic work. By dissecting the different types of maps and their respective purposes, the lecture highlights the importance of a good fit between spatial ideas and their graphic expression. The session also addresses the pragmatic aspect of mapping, stressing the impact of inaccurate maps on spatial thinking and action.