Time for Mapping

Discover the dynamic interplay of time and space in "Time for Mapping" by Clancy Wilmott, published by Manchester University Press in 2018. This captivating hardback encompasses 288 pages of insightful exploration, bringing together scholars from various fields such as science and technology studies, media studies, and critical cartography.

In this thought-provoking volume, the author invites readers to challenge conventional views that regard maps solely as spatial representations. Instead, Wilmott emphasizes the importance of temporal aspects in mapping, shedding light on the evolving nature of cartography in our modern world. Ideal for those passionate about geography, technology, and cultural studies, "Time for Mapping" offers a fresh perspective that will inspire and engage readers. Don't miss this essential addition to your academic library!