离开还是拯救(故事)地图?——对萨辛格、桑乔·雷诺索和温策尔的评论

IF 1.3 Q2 GEOGRAPHY Fennia-International Journal of Geography Pub Date : 2022-09-13 DOI:10.11143/fennia.120599
Laura Lo Presti
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本文反思了在阅读Saxinger, Sancho Reinoso和Wentzel的论文(发表在最后一期Fennia上)时提出的一些问题,以及他们在理论和方法上对如何调和地理信息系统(GIS)本体与民族志研究中出现的空间模糊定性数据的表示的关注。回想起制图师、地理信息系统科学家和人文地理学家之间关于制图表现的局限性和失败的激烈辩论,皮克尔斯在他2004年出版的《空间史:制图理性、制图和地理编码世界》一书中提出的反事实怀疑引起了强烈的共鸣:“如果制图和地图毕竟不是我们所认为的那样……或者至少不是我们想象的那样?(第194页)。恢复一个问题为了这样的评论是一种返工问题在无处不在的时代,数字地图,而不是取代“故事”的“量化”地图地图,伴随的批判的辩证模型地理学家在1990年代和1980年代,但用在潜在的人文地图理论的观点,超越规范缩小关注“有效的”故事把最近ESRI故事地图。
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Leaving or rescuing the (story) map? – commentary to Saxinger, Sancho Reinoso and Wentzel
This paper reflects on some issues raised by the reading of Saxinger, Sancho Reinoso and Wentzel essay (published in the last issue of Fennia) and their theoretical and methodological concerns on how to conciliate geographic information systems (GIS) ontology with the representation of spatial-fuzzy qualitative data emerging out of ethnographic research. Recalling the intense debate between cartographers, GIS scientists and human geographers on the limits and failures of cartographic representation, the counterfactual doubt raised by Pickles in his book A History of Spaces: Cartographic Reason, Mapping, and the Geo-coded World, published in 2004, resonates strongly: “What if, after all, cartography and maps were not what we thought they were . . . or at least not only what we thought they were?” (page 194). Restoring such a question for the sake of this commentary is a way to rework the issue in an era of pervasive digital mapping, not by replacing the “quantitative” map with the “story” map – the dialectical model that has accompanied the critique of geographers during the 1980s and 1990s – but by multiplying the theoretical perspectives on the humanistic potential of maps, moving beyond the narrowed normative focus on “effective” storytelling as put by the recent The ESRI Story Map.
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