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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The Mapmaker's Heresy: One Woman's Quest to Redraw the Known World For three centuries, women shaped the maps the world navigated by and received no credit for it.>From the drafting rooms of seventeenth-century Amsterdam, where women revised the celebrated Blaeu atlases under anonymous design…ations, to the Himalayan foothills where the Maharani of Cooch Behar funded her own border survey after the British colonial administration refused her access to her own territory's maps the evidence of women's cartographic labor is everywhere, once you know how to look for it. Voss spent five years in archives across four continents, recovering stories that the official record buried. She follows Isabella Bird across the Rocky Mountains with a barometric altimeter, producing altitude readings more accurate than the U.S. Army's. She finds Mary Kingsley arguing, in 1899, that colonial West Africa was governed from maps that were fundamentally wrong and that they were wrong because the women who knew the landscape had been excluded from making them. She documents the Women Airforce Service Pilots who flew photographic survey missions over the United States in 1944, whose images became the maps, and who went home on buses when the war ended. The pattern that emerges across three centuries and seven cultures is not merely one of missing credit. It is a pattern of missing knowledge of a cartographic tradition shaped by exclusions that made the maps themselves less accurate, less useful, and less truthful than they needed to be. The Mapmaker's Heresy is a book about history. It is also a book about what happens when the people who know the land are not the people who draw it and what we lose when their knowledge is left off the map. For readers of Map of a Nation by Rachel Hewitt, The Invisible Woman by Camilla Paglia, and Hidden Figures by Margot Lee Shetterly.
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. The Mapmaker's Heresy: One Woman's Quest to Redraw the Known WorldFor three centuries, women shaped the maps the world navigated by and received no credit for it.In this sweeping work of narrative history, Sienna Voss traces the hidden lives of women whose geographic knowledge built empires, c…orrected official surveys, and in some cases outpaced the very institutions that refused to acknowledge them.From the drafting rooms of seventeenth-century Amsterdam, where women revised the celebrated Blaeu atlases under anonymous designations, to the Himalayan foothills where the Maharani of Cooch Behar funded her own border survey after the British colonial administration refused her access to her own territory's maps the evidence of women's cartographic labor is everywhere, once you know how to look for it.Voss spent five years in archives across four continents, recovering stories that the official record buried. She follows Isabella Bird across the Rocky Mountains with a barometric altimeter, producing altitude readings more accurate than the U.S. Army's. She finds Mary Kingsley arguing, in 1899, that colonial West Africa was governed from maps that were fundamentally wrong and that they were wrong because the women who knew the landscape had been excluded from making them. She documents the Women Airforce Service Pilots who flew photographic survey missions over the United States in 1944, whose images became the maps, and who went home on buses when the war ended.The pattern that emerges across three centuries and seven cultures is not merely one of missing credit. It is a pattern of missing knowledge of a cartographic tradition shaped by exclusions that made the maps themselves less accurate, less useful, and less truthful than they needed to be.The Mapmaker's Heresy is a book about history. It is also a book about what happens when the people who know the land are not the people who draw it and what we lose when their knowledge is left off the map.For readers of Map of a Nation by Rachel Hewitt, The Invisible Woman by Camilla Paglia, and Hidden Figures by Margot Lee Shetterly. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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