Chronotopic Cartography: Mapping Literary Time-Space

Attentional cartography: mapping the distribution of attention across time and space.

Decades of research have shown that the orienting of attention follows a reliable pattern of facilitation and then inhibition following a peripheral cue. However, the literature lacks a high-resolution spatiotemporal map of this pattern. Moreover, the use of visual placeholders to highlight potential stimulus locations is inconsistent. This is puzzling, given attention's well-known predilection...

Cartography: mapping theory

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Cartography: progress in tactile mapping

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Critical Literary Cartography: Text, Maps and a Coleridge Notebook David Cooper Beyond Metaphorical Mappings: Towards Critical Literary Cartography In their edited collection, Envisioning Landscapes, Making Worlds,

Neuroimaging and cartography: mapping brain tumors.

Although MR images are currently of exquisite resolution, as neuroradiologists we all acknowledge that confidently mapping the margins of primary brain tumors is very difficult. Malignant gliomas tend to extend beyond their enhancement into areas of high T2 signal that most of us initially assume to represent edema. This behavior is typical of primary gliomas, and at our institution, if proton ...