Re-Visualizing the Map in Guy Delisle’s Pyongyang

Nancy Pedri

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Comics and Graphic Narratives Historical Geography and Cartography Spatial and Cultural Studies

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I examine the use of maps in Guy Delisle’s comic Pyongyang. Focusing on the overt manipulation of cartographic techniques, I show how the cartoon map attains accuracy not by hiding, but by accentuating the fictional techniques that went into its making.

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1992The power of maps 2011Graphic women: life narrative and contemporary comics 2008Comics as Literature? Reading Graphic Narrative 1988Silences and secrecy: The hidden agenda of cartography in early modern Europe 1990CARTOGRAPHY, ETHICS AND SOCIAL THEORY 1986Map use: Reading, analysis, and interpretation 1996Fictions of Discourse: Reading Narrative Theory 2008This book contains graphic language: comics as literature

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