A Life in Maps: Leo Bagrow, Imago Mundi , and the History of Cartography in the Early Twentieth Century
A Life in Maps: Leo Bagrow, Imago Mundi , and the History of Cartography in the Early Twentieth Century
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地图中的生活：利奥·巴格罗、《世界的意象》和二十世纪初的制图学史
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10.1080/03085694.2014.947850
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发表时间：
2014
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0.2
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Heffernan M
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作者：
Heffernan M
这篇文章提供了一个关键的评论利奥Bagrow（1881年至1957年）的生活，创始编辑《Imago Mundi》，借鉴以前未使用的信件，从该杂志的档案，最近编目大英图书馆在伦敦。Bagrow的经验，在三个欧洲城市，他生活和工作（圣彼得堡，柏林和斯德哥尔摩）重新审查和新的见解提供了复杂的智力，有时政治目标和动机的Bagrow和他的同胞地图经销商，地图收藏家和地图历史学家。特别注意的是生产力，但往往紧张的关系之间的Bagrow和不断扩大的全球网络的地图历史学家与他合作，同时建立和editingImago Mundi之间1935年和他的死亡。这一网络分为四个不同的、在某种程度上相互对立的群体（大学学者、地图图书管理员、地图收藏家和地图经销商）。本文探讨如何图像世界，在Bagrow的经常对抗编辑，出现了中央协调论坛，通过这些选区相互沟通，并在其中建立了地图史的现代学科的基础。
This essay provides a critical commentary on the life of Leo Bagrow (1881–1957), the founding editor ofImago Mundi, drawing on previously unused correspondence from the journal’s archive, recently catalogued by the British Library in London. Bagrow’s experiences in the three European cities in which he lived and worked (St Petersburg, Berlin and Stockholm) are examined afresh and new insights are provided about the complex intellectual and sometimes political objectives and motivations of Bagrow and his fellow map dealers, map collectors and map historians. Particular attention is paid to the productive but often strained relationships between Bagrow and the expanding global network of map historians with whom he collaborated while establishing and editingImago Mundibetween 1935 and his death. This network was divided into four distinct and to some extent rival constituencies (university academics, map librarians, map collectors and map dealers). The essay examines howImago Mundi, under Bagrow’s often confrontational editorship, emerged as the central co-ordinating forum through which these constituencies communicated with each other and within which the foundations for the modern discipline of map history were established.