Texts, Hermeneutics and Propaganda Maps

John Pickles

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Historical Geography and Cartography Historical Geography and Geographical Thought Rhetoric and Communication Studies

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This chapter contains sections titled: Editors' overview Contextual interpretation: the sociology of propaganda maps Textual interpretation of the propaganda map Hermeneutics Conclusion: writing and theory References Further reading See also

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