Thematic Mapping in 18th to 19th-century Germany

This session sets up a dialogue between two historians, Felix de Montety and Nils Güttler, based on their respective research on some of the earliest examples anywhere of thematic mapping that were created in mid-18th through 19th-century Germany.

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PROGRAMME

Thematic Mapping in 18th to 19th-century Germany

Mapping the environment: the Humboldtian tradition

• Nils Güttler, Universität Wien

Discussant:

• Marta Hanson, Academy of Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore; Affiliate of MPIWG

Mapping Languages: from Gottfried Hensel’s “Europa Polyglotta” (1741) to Julius Klaproth’s “Asia Polyglotta” (1823)

• Felix de Montety, Université Grenobles-Alpes

Discussant:

• Ute Tintemann, BBAW

THE LECTURE SERIES

Maps and Mapping in Global History and Culture II