

Off The Map
Sep 7, 2024
In this discussion, Lagipoiva Cherelle Jackson explores the alarming impact of climate change on Pacific Island geography, highlighting community displacement. Mamata Akella delves into the transition from traditional maps to digital tools, shedding light on their implications for our geographic understanding. Bill Limpisathian discusses the psychological effects of maps on human perception, while Andre touches upon the cultural significance of fictional maps, including the allure of phantom islands. This conversation sparkles with insight into how maps shape our world and perceptions.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Mapping Displacement: Climate Change and Pacific Islands
01:48 • 19min
Navigating Between Paper and Digital: A Cartographic Debate
20:34 • 5min
Digital Mapping in National Parks
25:58 • 4min
Nostalgic Memories of a Grandparents' Farmhouse
29:41 • 2min
Navigating the Mind: The Art of Mental Mapping
31:52 • 11min
Phantom Islands and Historical Fabrications
43:13 • 10min