Politicians can map the geography of their popularity by looking at what they're called on Google.
And anyone wishing to map the geography of Bergman's genius will find clues in the streets of Stockholm, where he grew up.
Maybe the notion of strong-looking fashion, based on concrete methods and examples rather than abstractions and ironic statements, is dying, and there is nobody around with the grit and stamina to map the geography of a woman's body, as he has done for last 45 years.
On Easter Sunday, two of the top three books on Amazon.com's Religion and Spirituality best-seller list mapped the geography of the afterlife.
Harding is an agile writer and, as she maps the geography of Cave's island and mind, she reflects on love, ambition and memory, conveying in crystalline imagery the horror of the region's blank 'unnamedness' and its claustrophobic, smothering isolation.
As the above map, detailing the geography of the suicide caucus, shows, half of these districts are concentrated in the South, and a quarter of them are in the Midwest, while there's a smattering of thirteen in the rural West and four in rural Pennsylvania (outside the population centers of Philadelphia and Pittsburgh).
The bird family's journey is tracked by a clever series of paper pop-up gimmicks that map out the geography of Brazil Salvadorr, Bahia; the meeting of the brown and black waters of the Amazon) along with clever GPS imagery.
In 2009, Dutton published a version of the dissertation as "Blank Spots on the Map: The Dark Geography of the Pentagon's Hidden World".
Pyzik is also sharp on musicians drawn to the "Berlin-Warszawa-Moscow express used to map the phantasmagorical geography of the eastern Europe of the mind, which was made in equal part of ashes and of brocade, death and glamour".
Mr. Mosely is working with local experts to map the "sacred geography" of the area, the zones that are largely protected from cutting and hunting already because of animist beliefs, as an aid to demarcating future reserves.
The further reaches (both physically and metaphorically) of the military are a familiar topic for Paglen, and the broad subject of a number of books written by him, including Blank Spots on the Map: The Dark Geography of the Pentagon's Secret World.
