Mapping Across Academia

1. What Is Where? The Role of Map Representations and Mapping Practices in Advancing Scholarship
Stanley D. Brunn, Martin Dodge

2. Physical Landscapes
Mike J. Smith, James S. Griffiths

3. Making Sense of Cities: The Role of Maps in the Past, Present, and Future of Urban Planning
Amy Hillier

4. Ecology and Space: A Case Study in Mapping Harmful Invasive Species
David T. Barnett, Catherine Jarnevich, Geneva W. Chong, Thomas J. Stohlgren, Sunil Kumar, Tracy Holcombe

5. Mapping the Universe
J. Richard Gott

6. Mapping the Human Body: A GIS Perspective
Jane L. Garb

7. The Brain and Its Maps: An Illustrative History
Jordan P. Harp, Walter M. High

8. Weather Maps
James R. Carter

9. Mapping in Public Health
Lance A. Waller

10. Languages
Roland Kehrein

11. Landscape: The Thing About Landscape’s Nature: Is It a Creature/Monster of the Map?
Kenneth R. Olwig

12. Mapping Power
Edoardo Boria

13. “Now – Well, Look at the Chart”: Mapping, Maps and Literature
Andrew Frayn

14. Music, Maps and the Global Jukebox: Culture Areas and Alan Lomax’s Cantometrics Projects Revisited
John R. Gold, George Revill, Daniel Grimley

15. Cultural and Participatory Mapping
Ann Kingsolver, Manuel Boissière, Michael Padmanaba, Ermayanti Sadjunin, Sasikumar Balasundaram

16. Mapping Religiously, or Religiously Minding the Map?
Lillian I. Larsen

17. Maps, Mapping and the Visual Arts
Lou Cabeen

18. The Contested Maps, Multiple Worlds, and Negotiable Borders of Theatre
Edmund B. Lingan

Keywords: Geography, Geographical Information Systems/Cartography, Human Geography