A graphic representation of the world of Stephen King.
I could gaze at this idealised representation of the world for hours.
The stage is often dark, suggesting that it is a natural part rather than an artificial representation of the world beyond it.
His collection of essays winds up with a call for cartographers to endorse "principles of social justice" in order to produce "a socially responsible representation of the world".
Neuroscientists tell us that our brains are constantly constructing a representation of the world that is useful but is also inaccurate, invented.
"We can't simulate individual cumulus clouds," says Dixon, because they're much smaller than the 200-kilometer grid boxes that make up climate models' representation of the world.
"But it's also a representation of the world in which we live; these games are a way for players to make sense of that".
Rather, a documentary should be assessed as a representation of the world as it is, from a perspective that is itself part of that world.
In a best-selling book, "The Black Swan," Nassim Nicholas Taleb, a former trader, famously blasted economists for exploiting "our desire to be fooled by a simpler representation of the world".
The G20 affords the new prime minister not only many more bilateral meetings in the margins, but a more accurate representation of the world that faces the UK in its post-EU future.
My mantra is summed up by the quote: "Representation of the world, like the world itself, is the work of men; they describe it from their own point of view, which they confuse with the absolute truth".
