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	===Focus of Knowledge Cartography===		===Focus of Knowledge Cartography===
	"The map as narration is thus the expression of a communicative purpose. Just like a text, the map makes selections on reality, distorts events, classifies and clarifies the world in order to selections better tell a particular aspect of a territory, an event, a space. When used with malice, it can hide, conceal, falsify or diminish a reality through the construction of an ideological discourse, in which the communicative aims are hidden to the user. In this context, the term ‘map’ is a synonym of visual narration of space: a cultural artefact created by an author to describe a space according to an objective" [http://www.knowledgecartography.org].		"The map as narration is thus the expression of a communicative purpose. Just like a text, the map makes selections on reality, distorts events, classifies and clarifies the world in order to selections better tell a particular aspect of a territory, an event, a space. When used with malice, it can hide, conceal, falsify or diminish a reality through the construction of an ideological discourse, in which the communicative aims are hidden to the user. In this context, the term ‘map’ is a synonym of visual narration of space: a cultural artefact created by an author to describe a space according to an objective".<ref>[http://www.knowledgecartography.org Knowledge Cartography: Software Tools and Mapping Techniques]</ref>

	===Related Reading===		===Related Reading===

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	"The discipline of mapping intellectual landscapes" [http://www.springer.com/computer/hci/book/978-1-84800-148-0].		"The discipline of mapping intellectual landscapes".<ref>http://www.springer.com/computer/hci/book/978-1-84800-148-0</ref>

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	====Project Description====		====Project Description====
	"Knowledge Cartography is part of a PhD research on the visual representation of knowledge. The aim of the research is to extend the cartographic metaphor beyond visual analogy, and to expose it as a narrative model and tool to intervene in complex, heterogeneous, dynamic realities, just like those of human geography".		"Knowledge Cartography is part of a PhD research on the visual representation of knowledge. The aim of the research is to extend the cartographic metaphor beyond visual analogy, and to expose it as a narrative model and tool to intervene in complex, heterogeneous, dynamic realities, just like those of human geography".<ref>http://www.knowledgecartography.org/ Knowledge Cartography (Book)</ref>

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	===Focus of Knowledge Cartography===		===Focus of Knowledge Cartography===
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	*[http://www.springer.com/computer/hci/book/978-1-84800-148-0 Knowledge Cartography: Software Tools and Mapping Techniques]		*[http://www.springer.com/computer/hci/book/978-1-84800-148-0 Knowledge Cartography: Software Tools and Mapping Techniques]
	*[http://www.knowledgecartography.org/ Knowledge Cartography (Book)]		*[http://www.knowledgecartography.org/ Knowledge Cartography (Book)]

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	"The map as narration is thus the expression of a communicative purpose. Just like a text, the map makes selections on reality, distorts events, classifies and clarifies the world in order to selections better tell a particular aspect of a territory, an event, a space. When used with malice, it can hide, conceal, falsify or diminish a reality through the construction of an ideological discourse, in which the communicative aims are hidden to the user. In this context, the term ‘map’ is a synonym of visual narration of space: a cultural artefact created by an author to describe a space according to an objective" [http://www.knowledgecartography.org].		"The map as narration is thus the expression of a communicative purpose. Just like a text, the map makes selections on reality, distorts events, classifies and clarifies the world in order to selections better tell a particular aspect of a territory, an event, a space. When used with malice, it can hide, conceal, falsify or diminish a reality through the construction of an ideological discourse, in which the communicative aims are hidden to the user. In this context, the term ‘map’ is a synonym of visual narration of space: a cultural artefact created by an author to describe a space according to an objective" [http://www.knowledgecartography.org].

			===Related Reading===
			[[Practice Mapping]]

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===Definition===
"The discipline of mapping intellectual landscapes" [http://www.springer.com/computer/hci/book/978-1-84800-148-0].

===Knowledge Cartography (Book)===
Author: Marco Quaggiotto, 2008

====Project Description====
"Knowledge Cartography is part of a PhD research on the visual representation of knowledge. The aim of the research is to extend the cartographic metaphor beyond visual analogy, and to expose it as a narrative model and tool to intervene in complex, heterogeneous, dynamic realities, just like those of human geography".

Website: [http://www.knowledgecartography.org/ Knowledge Cartography (Book)]

===Focus of Knowledge Cartography===
"The map as narration is thus the expression of a communicative purpose. Just like a text, the map makes selections on reality, distorts events, classifies and clarifies the world in order to selections better tell a particular aspect of a territory, an event, a space. When used with malice, it can hide, conceal, falsify or diminish a reality through the construction of an ideological discourse, in which the communicative aims are hidden to the user. In this context, the term ‘map’ is a synonym of visual narration of space: a cultural artefact created by an author to describe a space according to an objective" [http://www.knowledgecartography.org].

===External Links===
*[http://www.springer.com/computer/hci/book/978-1-84800-148-0 Knowledge Cartography: Software Tools and Mapping Techniques]
*[http://www.knowledgecartography.org/ Knowledge Cartography (Book)]