Topics from the converstation and reading that I found noteable: the idea that we need tools to mearsure and quantify when mapping; these tools are a social construct an therefore are not 100% "true"; language is one of these tools; as long as we are processing our thoughts with the languages we know we are interacting with social space. Every map adopts a language, verbal, visual, tactile, ect... When creating our maps we should think about what we are constructing and how "true" it can be.
Monday, September 27, 2010
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Topics from the converstation and reading that I found noteable: the idea that we need tools to mearsure and quantify when mapping; these tools are a social construct an therefore are not 100% "true"; language is one of these tools; as long as we are processing our thoughts with the languages we know we are interacting with social space. Every map adopts a language, verbal, visual, tactile, ect... When creating our maps we should think about what we are constructing and how "true" it can be.
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