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Map worlds : a history of women in cartography / Will C. van den Hoonaard.
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Van den Hoonaard, Will. C. (Willy Carl), 1942-
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English
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Waterloo, Ontario, Canada : Wilfrid Laurier University Press, [2013]
Description
xv, 377 pages : illustrations, maps ; 24 cm
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GA203 .V35 2013
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Women cartographers
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History
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Cartographers
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History
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Cartography
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 323-351) and index.
Contents
Introduction : the strands through map worlds
Who is a cartographer?
The thirteenth to seventeenth centuries
The eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries (1666 to 1850)
Cartography from the margins : from the early twentieth century to World War II
Mid-to late-twentieth-century pioneers and advancers in North America
Late-twentieth-centure pioneers and advancers in Europe, Asia, and Latin America
"Getting there without aiming at it" : women's experiences in becoming cartographers
"We are good ghosts!" : orientations and expectations of women cartographers
Educational opportunities and obstacles
The gendered social organization
Female pathways though the present-day map world
Gender shifts.
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ISBN
9781554589326 ((hbk.))
1554589320 ((hbk.))
9781771121262 ((paper))
1771121262 ((paper))
LCCN
2013464676
OCLC
830352925
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