Kartographie im Spannungsfeld expliziter und impliziter Forschung [Cartography as a cross-cutting area between explicit and implicit research]

During the last years, various new paradigms for cartography have been proposed in the subject's scholarly literature. This article discusses the heterogeneous formulations of these cartographic paradigms in the light of the original conception of the term paradigm by Thomas Kuhn. In accordance...

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Main Authors: Florian Hruby, Ruth Miranda Guerrero
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Language:deu
Published: meta-carto-semiotics 2008-01-01
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Online Access:http://meta-carto-semiotics.org/uploads/mcs_vol1_2008/mcs_2008_1_hruby_miranda.pdf
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description During the last years, various new paradigms for cartography have been proposed in the subject's scholarly literature. This article discusses the heterogeneous formulations of these cartographic paradigms in the light of the original conception of the term paradigm by Thomas Kuhn. In accordance with Kuhn, the call for a new paradigm of cartography shall be interpreted as an expression of dissatisfaction about the discipline's current capabilities to solve subject-relevant problems. In terms of Kuhn, we can call this situation a crisis. Evidence for a crisis can be found, on the one hand, in scientific literature of cartography – e.g. by means of ambiguities of cartographic key-concepts. On the other hand, questions within the traditional scope of cartography have been picked up by young disciplines like Visual Analytics during the last years. The main reason for this assumed crisis is seen in increasing disparities between cartographic theory and the potentials of cartographic practise, which also has an effect on cartography's scientific self-conception as a mediator between its users and reality. In the course of this article, the above-mentioned disparities will be explored from different angles and finally structured in the form of a triadic semiotic model, which may offer a sustainable framework to answer some of the raised questions on explicit and implicit cartography.
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spelling doaj.art-657267db93264ecdab9ee09a033614102022-12-21T19:03:32Zdeumeta-carto-semioticsMeta-Carto-Semiotics1868-13872008-01-011113Kartographie im Spannungsfeld expliziter und impliziter Forschung [Cartography as a cross-cutting area between explicit and implicit research]Florian HrubyRuth Miranda GuerreroDuring the last years, various new paradigms for cartography have been proposed in the subject's scholarly literature. This article discusses the heterogeneous formulations of these cartographic paradigms in the light of the original conception of the term paradigm by Thomas Kuhn. In accordance with Kuhn, the call for a new paradigm of cartography shall be interpreted as an expression of dissatisfaction about the discipline's current capabilities to solve subject-relevant problems. In terms of Kuhn, we can call this situation a crisis. Evidence for a crisis can be found, on the one hand, in scientific literature of cartography – e.g. by means of ambiguities of cartographic key-concepts. On the other hand, questions within the traditional scope of cartography have been picked up by young disciplines like Visual Analytics during the last years. The main reason for this assumed crisis is seen in increasing disparities between cartographic theory and the potentials of cartographic practise, which also has an effect on cartography's scientific self-conception as a mediator between its users and reality. In the course of this article, the above-mentioned disparities will be explored from different angles and finally structured in the form of a triadic semiotic model, which may offer a sustainable framework to answer some of the raised questions on explicit and implicit cartography.http://meta-carto-semiotics.org/uploads/mcs_vol1_2008/mcs_2008_1_hruby_miranda.pdfparadigmparadigm shiftcartographic principlestypologies of cartographic representationsemiotics
spellingShingle Florian Hruby
Ruth Miranda Guerrero
Kartographie im Spannungsfeld expliziter und impliziter Forschung [Cartography as a cross-cutting area between explicit and implicit research]
Meta-Carto-Semiotics
paradigm
paradigm shift
cartographic principles
typologies of cartographic representation
semiotics
title Kartographie im Spannungsfeld expliziter und impliziter Forschung [Cartography as a cross-cutting area between explicit and implicit research]
title_full Kartographie im Spannungsfeld expliziter und impliziter Forschung [Cartography as a cross-cutting area between explicit and implicit research]
title_fullStr Kartographie im Spannungsfeld expliziter und impliziter Forschung [Cartography as a cross-cutting area between explicit and implicit research]
title_full_unstemmed Kartographie im Spannungsfeld expliziter und impliziter Forschung [Cartography as a cross-cutting area between explicit and implicit research]
title_short Kartographie im Spannungsfeld expliziter und impliziter Forschung [Cartography as a cross-cutting area between explicit and implicit research]
title_sort kartographie im spannungsfeld expliziter und impliziter forschung cartography as a cross cutting area between explicit and implicit research
topic paradigm
paradigm shift
cartographic principles
typologies of cartographic representation
semiotics
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