GGRB13H3 Lecture Notes - Nature Reserve, Scientific Method, Carl O. Sauer

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3 questions from last lecture: what is social geography, how do social geographers think about maps, what is a mental map. 3 questions you should be able to answer by the end of today"s lecture. Maps are a great way to communicate. Maps without words is like a song without lyrics. Scale a foundational concept in geography to make sense of the world. From the city to the region, the region to nation, the nation to the world. Maps communicate differently and can be interpreted differently. The example of the map have some names missing, while others are there (derived from. Indians), there is a bloodied history behind the process of naming in which we need to pay close attention to. Map of the forsaken world, the world without end, where forests have been cut away from their trees, these are the lines that the wolf cannot pass over.

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