Titlebook: Engaging with Digital Maps; Our Knowledgeable De Matthew Hanchard Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusiv

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Book 2024ace, the book moves on to develop a particular framework for analysing digital media use. Combining digital sociology and practice theory, the book works through empirical examples to cumulatively develop a new sociological theory on the social consequences of digital maps. The book argues that we d

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Introduction,ans for the constitution of everyday life (Kitchin, .. Bristol University Press, 2021). By outlining these fields of thought, the chapter introduces a set of definitions and terms whilst contextualising the importance of understanding the social consequences of digital map use. It then explains how

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The Socio-technical Development of Digital Maps,g new forms of digital citizenship and participation, opening grounds for claims to legitimacy to be made about place (McClean, 2020). Also, for differing and playful relations to be forged with space. In short, digital maps present possibilities for new cultural and social practices to emerge, and

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The Missing User in Cartographic Thought,c thought-steeped cognitive-behaviouralism, semiotics, analytical cartography (the foundation of GIS), critical cartography, mobile media studies, and platform capitalism. Throughout, it finds a sustained lack of concern for theorising engagement with digital maps beyond the moment of use, highlight

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Towards a Practice-orientated Digital Sociology,elevance for examining how new practices are formed and stabilised, and thus, how new technologies (such as digital maps) become integrated into everyday life. Throughout, the chapter develops a practice-orientated digital sociological framework, connecting it with digital sociology. The chapter als

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Centring Anchors and the Affordances of Digital Maps,gh which potential inequality emerges, where some individuals draw on digital maps to anchor the senses of place, senses and security, practices, and performance of social positions of others. The chapter shows this is made possible when people engage with the web-based affordances of digital maps t

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Rough Guides That Anchor and the Affordances of Digital Maps, engaging with the affordances of digital maps is not treated as an insular activity, but conducted alongside drawing on memory traces of comparable past activities, and locally situated, Thus, digital maps anchor the movement of people and things in everyday life, but only partially and with an awa

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