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thick mapping: a standalone construct

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thickmapping1 CONSTRUCTThick mappingPRESNER · DIGITAL HUMANITIES

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Digital humanities

the layering of many historical, cultural and media sources on digital maps to represent places as dense, changing and contested.

In digital humanities, thick mapping refers to the layering of many historical, cultural and media sources on digital maps to represent places as dense, changing and contested. This meaning comes from Presner (2014) in Hypercities.[1]

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  1. Presner, T., Shepard, D., & Kawano, Y. (2014). Hypercities. Harvard University Press. ISBN 9780674725348

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