Engaging with Digital Maps : Our Knowledgeable Deferral to Rough Guides

• Autore: Hanchard Matthew
• Pubblicazione: Singapore : , : Palgrave Macmillan, , 2024; ©2024
• Edizione: 1st ed.
• Descrizione fisica: 1 online resource (297 pages)
• Disciplina: 912.0285
• Nota di contenuto: Intro -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- About the Author -- Abbreviations -- List of Tables -- 1: Introduction -- Introduction -- Chapter Structure -- References -- 2: The Socio-technical Development of Digital Maps -- Introduction -- Digital Maps as a Progeny of the Internet -- Early Internauts, and the Construction of Standard Protocols -- Weaving the Internet as a Web -- Understanding the Web as the Underlying Technology for Digital Maps -- Defining Digital Maps -- Four Precursors to Digital Maps -- The Technical and Conceptual Development of Digital Maps -- The Googlisation of Digital Maps -- Defining Digital Maps -- Conclusion -- References -- 3: The Missing User in Cartographic Thought -- Introduction -- Early Cartographic Thought -- Academic Cartography and Functionalist Origin -- Extending Academic Cartography into Map-communication Models -- The Diversification of Cartographic Thought -- Analytical Cartography and the Omission of Local Specificity -- Semiotics-based Cartographic Thought -- Cognitive-behavioural Approaches to Map Use -- The Development of Critical Cartography -- Uncovering Hidden Agendas and a Framework for Map Critique -- The Expansion of Critical Cartography -- Critical GIS as the Easy Aftermath Alliance of Three Wars -- Distinguishing Digital Maps from GIS and a Missed Convergence -- Contemporary Cartographic Thought -- A Manifesto for Cartographic Theory and its Five Modes of Mapping -- Mode 1: Interfaces -- Mode 2: Algorithms -- Mode 3: Cultures of Map Use -- Mode 4: Authorship -- Mode 5: Material Infrastructures -- Cultures of Map Use, Play, and Haunting Errors on Mobile Maps -- Digital Maps in Mobile Media Studies and Platform Capitalism -- Conclusion -- References -- 4: Towards a Practice-orientated Digital Sociology -- Introduction -- Practice Theory as an Appropriate Lens for Studying Digital Media. ; Early Practice Theory: Giddens, Bourdieu, de Certeau, and Lefebvre -- Giddens' Structuration Theory as a Practice-based Lens -- Bourdieu's Field Theory: Habitus, Doxa, and Social Fields as Heuristic Tools -- de Certeau's Tactics, Strategies, and Everyday Life -- Lefebvre's Spatial Triad and the Practical Production of Space -- Second-wave Practice Theory: Materials, Competencies, and Meanings -- Practices as Both Performances and Entities -- Element 1: Materials as Co-constitutional of Practices -- Element 2: Competence as Transferrable and Latent Skill -- Element 3: Meaning as Classifications and Associations -- Integrating Media Studies and Sociologies of the Internet -- Integrating Media Studies: Remediation, Hypermediation, Immediacy -- Integrating Sociologies of the Internet: Networked Individualism -- Defining the Framework: Practice-orientated Digital Sociology -- Conclusion -- References -- 5: Applying Practice-orientated Digital Sociology -- Introduction -- How Practices Form and Change -- Practice Theory Ontology: Bundles, Complexes, and an Overarching Plenum -- Positioning Practices: Refining How Elements Correlate in the Plenum -- Towards a Practice-Orientated Epistemology -- Combining Practice-orientated Digital Sociology with Grounded Theory -- Constructivism in Practice-orientated Digital Sociology and Grounded Theory -- Empirically Applied Practice-orientated Digital Sociology and Grounded Theory -- Sample Survey -- Contexts -- Interviews -- Coding -- Focus Groups -- Memos -- Follow-up Interviews -- Conclusion -- References -- 6: Knowledgeable Deferral and Digital Maps as Anchors -- Introduction -- Taking Digital Maps for Granted: Engaging with a Mundane Digital Media -- Unreflexive Engagement with Digital Maps -- Deferral to Defaults for a Choice of Digital Maps -- Making and Remaking Links: How Defaults Are Established. ; Breaking and Remaking Links: Recursively Introducing Digital Maps -- Routine Challenges: Reflexive Acceptance and Practice Hacks -- Anchoring Views: Understanding Place Through Digital Maps -- Sense of Place and Performances: What Digital Map Views Anchor -- Anchoring Securities: Beyond Senses of Place and Practices -- Conclusion -- References -- 7: Centring Anchors and the Affordances of Digital Maps -- Introduction -- Direct and Indirect: Generating Map Content Knowingly or Unknowingly -- Deferring to Defaults: Competence and Meaning as Limitations -- Centring Resources: Engaging Digital Maps in Shared Practices -- Mediated Sociality: The Centrality of Maps in Private and Public -- Lending Authority: Facilitating Practices Through Digital Maps -- Private and Public Deferral: Establishing Defaults by Sharing -- Sharing Defaults: Engaging with Digital Maps to Persuade and/or Inform -- Centring Resources: Engaging with Digital Maps as Hypermediate Resources -- Strategic Curation: Informing/persuading Others Through Digital Maps -- Conclusion -- References -- 8: Rough Guides That Anchor and the Affordances of Digital Maps -- Introduction -- Practical Anchors: Anchoring the Movement of Bodies in Space -- Immaterial Orientations: Anchoring Senses of Place and Security -- Positioning Anchors: Which Social Positions Are Anchored? -- Engaging Views: What Is It About Digital Maps That Anchor Things? -- Ascribed Meanings: How Digital Map Views Anchor Things -- Realist Imagery as Base: How Veracity Underlies Anchorage -- Constructing Veracity: What Garners Trust in Digital Maps? -- Situating Rough Guides: How Trust in Digital Maps Is Negotiated -- Conclusion -- References -- 9: Conclusion -- Introduction -- A Practice-Orientated Digital Sociology of Maps: Seven Concepts -- Engagement -- Active Use -- Purposeful Non-use -- Indirect Engagement. ; Deferral to Defaults -- Direct Deferral -- Indirect Deferral -- Media-Scripted Defaults -- Hypermediated Defaults -- Views -- Preview -- Postview -- Anchorage -- Senses of Place -- Senses of Security -- Practice Performances -- Social Positions -- Centring Resources -- Hypermediate Centring Resources -- Remediate Centring Resources -- Legitimating Centring Resources -- Strategic Curation -- Informing Others -- Persuading Others -- Rough Guides -- Trusted Verbatim -- Trusted as Rough Guides -- Trusted as Situated Resources -- Conclusion -- References -- Index.
• ISBN: 981-9989-72-8
• Formato: Materiale a stampa
• Livello bibliografico: Monografia
• Lingua di pubblicazione: Inglese
• Record Nr.: 9910835052703321
• Lo trovi qui: Univ. Federico II
• Serie: Geographies of Media Series