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Can We Transform Words into Geographies?
July 12, 2022, 7:40 p.m. | Juan Luis Ruiz-Tagle
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Placing text on a map in a non-conventional way
Europe’s borders with text from Wikipedia. Image by author.Maps usually have labels everywhere. These help us identify what is being represented. Pieces of text which tell us what things are, from the name of a restaurant or a street to the name of a country. However, a label is not embedded in the map, strictly speaking, it is just linked to a “geography” and gives us information about it (for …
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