The Cartographic Eye: How Explorers Saw Australia

Andrew Beer · Simon Ryan

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Introduction 1. Exploring culture: the formation and fragmentation of the explorer 2. Picturesque visions: controlling the seen 3. Maps and their cultural constructedness 4. Seeing the Aborigines put in their place 5. The bosom of unknown lands Conclusion.

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