This bibliography is divided into three sections: spatial theory in general, digital mapping in particular, and practical tutorials. Only texts that are freely available to all online are listed here; I will not list anything behind a paywall or in a limited-access archive. Note that some of these texts will be under restrictive copyright conditions, forbidding sharing, so check the small print before being a good neighbour.<\/p>\n
Chtcheglov, I., Formulary for a New Urbanism<\/a>. Seminal Lettrist\/Situationist text, one of the founding documents of psychogeography.<\/p>\n Foucault, M., Of Other Spaces<\/a>. Coined the term ‘heterotopias.’ Hmmm.<\/p>\n Guldi, J., What is the spatial turn?<\/a> Spatial turns from 1880 to 1960, across every humanities discipline.<\/p>\n Sen, J., The Unintended City<\/a> Startling essay on the rural in the urban and the making of cities by migrants.<\/p>\n White, What is Spatial History?<\/a><\/p>\n Bonnell & Fortin, eds., Historical GIS Research in Canada<\/a>. Free PDF, with many case-studies drawn from Canadian history.<\/p>\n Bushell & Hutcheon, New Approaches for Digital Literary Mapping<\/a>, Open Access PDF.<\/p>\n A GIS Training Manual<\/a>. For Historians and Historical Social Scientists.<\/p>\n The Geospatial Historian<\/a>. In beta, a set of tutorials for humanists with the emphasis on practical and useful skills.<\/p>\n The Programming Historian<\/a>. Has some tutorials covering GIS approaches.<\/p>\n Last updated 26th May 2025. This list is public domain, and may be freely adapted for any purpose whatsoever.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" This bibliography is divided into three sections: spatial theory in general, digital mapping in particular, and practical tutorials. Only texts that are freely available to all online are listed here; I will not list anything behind a paywall or in … Continue reading 2: Digital Mapping<\/h3>\n
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