ODT Maps, the owner of the Gall–Peters projection map, and Ward Kaiser have teamed up to offer Kaiser's new book, How Maps Change Things: A Conversation About the Maps We Choose, and the World We Want, for free for the rest of March 2012. Available formats include Kindle, PDF, Apple-friendly, and Android-friendly.
Kaiser is known for his critical geography work, including a co-authoring with critical geography/pedophile Denis Wood who managed to send off on a rant last year. His book does go political in some instance and I do not agree with some his map analysis but one can learn much about maps as arguments from Kaiser.
Anyways, this is a good free book that does make some very good points.
Kaiser is known for his critical geography work, including a co-authoring with critical geography/pedophile Denis Wood who managed to send off on a rant last year. His book does go political in some instance and I do not agree with some his map analysis but one can learn much about maps as arguments from Kaiser.
Anyways, this is a good free book that does make some very good points.
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There was a West Wing subplot dedicated to this in one episode.
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