2009
DOI: 10.1179/000870409x415589
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Foreshadowing Contemporary Digital Cartography: A Historical Review of Cinematic Maps in Films

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“…This move suggests the influence of strong global forces on Fernande's personal destiny. This type of cartographic effect is recurrent in contemporary cinema (Caquard, 2009) and illustrates the power of maps to suggest notions of globalization. It also characterizes the potential for the combination of emotional and personal cinematographic narrative with cartographic strategies.…”
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“…This move suggests the influence of strong global forces on Fernande's personal destiny. This type of cartographic effect is recurrent in contemporary cinema (Caquard, 2009) and illustrates the power of maps to suggest notions of globalization. It also characterizes the potential for the combination of emotional and personal cinematographic narrative with cartographic strategies.…”
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confidence: 79%
“…Il che equivale anche a dire che se il cinema è effettivamente stato una sorta di particolare locative medium -«films are maps insofar as each medium can be defined as a form of what cartographers call locational imaging» (Conley 2007: 2; cfr. anche Roberts 2012 e Caquard 2009) -lo è stato però in modo del tutto singolare, optando di regola per una manipolazione del rapporto tra rappresentazione e referente geografico, che pure allo spettatore non doveva sembrare scandalosa. L'effetto spazialmente disturbante al cinema è stato semmai spesso prodotto -e il noir ha avuto un ruolo fondamentale in questo -seguendo strategie "omotopiche".…”
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“…Beginning in the 1950s, the cathode ray tube in the form of the television was the main source for the diffusion of animated maps, and one of the first regularly televised animated maps were weather maps (Cartwright, 2007: 14). But even before that, animation was widely used in so called cinematic maps and can be traced back to the first docudramas of the 1910s (Caquard, 2009).…”
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