Article ID: CBB643007877

Maps for a Prince (2019)

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This article takes up what and how maps might have taught a Crown Prince in the century before maps became a part of classrooms and Mercator’s system of projection engendered those collective perceptions of space and person that have become a part of a modern shared spatial imagination. The focus of this article is a single codex, utterly unique, which scholars have posited was compiled in 1570 to accompany the Crown Prince of Jülich-Cleves-Berg on his Italian trip. This article argues that this codex was designed to teach him practices of spatial imagination, a concept this article introduces.

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Article Feike Dietz; Sven Dupré (2019) Youthful Minds and Hands: Learning Practical Knowledge in Early Modern Europe. Science in Context (pp. 113-118). unapi

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Authors & Contributors
Franssen, Mathieu
Muller, Frederik
Rutz, Andreas
Dorigo, Mario
Wooldridge, William C.
Winther, Rasmus Grønfeldt
Journals
e-Perimetron: International Web Journal on Sciences and Technologies Affined to History of Cartography and Maps
Imago Mundi: A Review of Early Cartography
History in Africa
Cartographica Helvetica
Archives Internationales d'Histoire des Sciences
Publishers
Springer
Brill Hes
Husum Druck
University of California, Santa Barbara
University of Virginia Press
University of Chicago Press
Concepts
Maps; atlases
Geography
Cartography
Space perception
Travel; exploration
Boundaries
People
Mercator, Gerardus
Ortelius, Abraham
Martellus Germanus, Henricus
Fries, Lorenz
Lazius, Wolfgang (1514-1565)
Waldseemüller, Martin
Time Periods
16th century
Renaissance
17th century
18th century
15th century
19th century
Places
Europe
Germany
Holy Roman Empire
Strasbourg (France)
Baltic Sea
Nuremberg (Germany)
Institutions
Habsburg, House of
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