Regionalism and Nationalism in the Railway Cartography of Mid-Nineteenth Century Germany

Segal, Zef

doi:10.1080/03085694.2016.1107374

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“…The atlases tend to appear in the background of studies concerning the more extensive topic of railway maps (e.g. Musich, 2006;Challis, Rush, 2009;Holland, Spaven, 2013;Segal, 2016;Peukert, 2019). Reports on products for official use have been published in the industrial press (e.g.…”

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Railway atlases: bibliography of the cartographic products published worldwide between 1945 and 2021

Tarkhov¹

2021

Prace Komisji Geografii Komunikacji PTG

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The objective of this paper is to present the results of a study compiling a bibliography of railway atlases published worldwide between 1945 and 2021. The atlases are a specific kind of product that supports cartographic communication of information regarding the current or former state of the railway network in a certain area. They are used in professional activities, for travel planning, or as a historical source. The research identified 253 unique titles forming 348 separate volumes. The bibliographic data are presented in tables corresponding to particular geographic regions. The lists are preceded by a descriptive part devoted to the origins of railway cartography, research methods, and a brief overview of selected items.

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Railway atlases: bibliography of the cartographic products published worldwide between 1945 and 2021

Tarkhov¹

2021

Prace Komisji Geografii Komunikacji PTG

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“…Over the course of decades, the national language came to supplant the lingua franca of Latin, with the people of a nation bound together by a common narrative and artistic heritage in a way that would have been unimaginable in the era before near-universal literacy. Advancements in transportation infrastructure, namely that of national railroads, further demolished regionalism, replacing it with a greater sense of national unity in the United States, Germany, China, and other nations (Brady, 2013;McNamara, 2023;Segal, 2015;Tuke, 2015).…”

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Teacher as Nomad, Teacher as Emissary: Peripatetically Negotiating Temporality, Locality, and Culture Across Transnational Knowledge Spheres

Goble

2023

EJES

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The international teacher—one who is teaching in a foreign land or teaching foreign students in his own country—is at a nexus of cultures, subject-specific knowledge, geopolitics, and economics. Globalisation of the higher education employment market, increases in overseas study rates, the advent of English as a dominant language of education and research, and the expansion of remote/distance learning have expanded opportunities for the sharing of information and ideas by educators and students. At the same time, these trends pose challenges that cannot be ignored by the physically, pedagogically, or virtually peripatetic teacher. This paper will consider the balancing act undertaken by teachers of Western origin (or educational provenance) who teach primarily or exclusively in English and who provide instruction to non-Western students either in Western or non-Western institutions, in-person or online. It will eschew contemporary neo-colonialist and neoliberal assumptions of knowledge transmission and development, reframing these experiences, obstacles, and opportunities within the historical narrative of the Indo-European knowledge exchange; the ancient tradition of itinerant preachers, mendicants, scholars, and schoolmasters; and the multi-polarisation of world power. Finally, teachers will be presented with a means of developing historically and culturally informed, robust, expedient, and sensitive didactic and discoursive techniques. Article visualizations:<img src="/-counters-/edu_01/0222/a.php" alt="Hit counter" />

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Current Bibliography of the History of Science and Its Cultural Influences, 2016

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The most significant accomplishment in 2016 was the opening of IsisCB Cumulative in the fall. Whereas IsisCB Explore provides access to bibliographical citations between 1974 and the present, IsisCB Cumulative allows users to search the full text of the seven volumes of the Isis Cumulative Bibliographies covering the years 1913 through 1975 (see http://cumulative.isiscb.org).This means it is now possible to do a complete online survey of the Isis Bibliography going back to its origin by combining the two open access services, IsisCB Explore and IsisCB Cumulative.

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Regionalism and Nationalism in the Railway Cartography of Mid-Nineteenth Century Germany

Cited by 3 publications

References 2 publications

Railway atlases: bibliography of the cartographic products published worldwide between 1945 and 2021

Railway atlases: bibliography of the cartographic products published worldwide between 1945 and 2021

Teacher as Nomad, Teacher as Emissary: Peripatetically Negotiating Temporality, Locality, and Culture Across Transnational Knowledge Spheres

Current Bibliography of the History of Science and Its Cultural Influences, 2016

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