VOL. 41 NO 2-3, 2020, WRITING NEW LEGENDS / (MIS)INTERPRETING MAPS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

p. 4. EDITORIAL – Joyce Poot

p. 5. WRITING NEW LEGENDS / (MIS) INTERPRETING MAPS INTRODUCTION – Anna Sejbæk Torp-Pedersen

p. 10. TERRA NULLIUS. CARTOGRAPHIC METAPHORS IN-BETWEEN WORLD AND REPRESENTATION – Esther Scholtes

p. 19. WORLDS APART: PREHISTORIES OF THE OVERVIEW EFFECT – Simon Ferdinand

p. 25. ELLIPSIS – Vera Mennens

p. 31. THE RAW AND THE PARTIALLY-COOKED: STANLEY BROUWN’S SKETCH MAPS – Anneliese Ostertag

p. 38. “MAPS ARE TOO IMPORTANT TO BE LEFT TO CARTOGRAPHERS ALONE” – Lora Sariaslan

p. 50. INTERVIEW WITH DIANA CAMPBELL BETANCOURT  – Lexington Davis

p. 56. ASSEMBLAGE AESTHETICS AND MULTIVOCAL MAPS TEMPORALITY AS RESISTANCE IN OFSTRUGGLE’S DIGITAL CARTOGRAPHY – Sophie Mak-Schram

p. 64. MAPS AS VIGNETTES OF EXPERIENCES – Savyasachi Anju Prabir

p. 71. CARTOPOLOGISTS DRAW – Marlies Vermeulen

p. 81. INTERSECTING CARTOGRAPHIC IMPERATIVES. MAP-MAKING PRACTICES OF A MEDICAL ARTIST IN THE WAKE OF THE COMPUTATIONAL BRAIN – Maxime Le Calvé

p. 91. ABSTRACTS

p. 96. COLOPHON