The origins and development of J.B. Harley's cartographic theories

Cartographica

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Communication models; Cultural paradigm; Discourse; Empiricist paradigm; History of cartography; Iconography; Ideology; Map analysis; Power knowledge; Semiotics

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DOI: 10.3138/928H-787R-3087-5V02     Document Type: Review

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