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New Lines: Critical GIS and the Trouble of the Map
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Chapter 4 is rather interesting if one can keep pace with the author's racing thoughts. While empirical experiment aiming to integrate GIS research with the context where GIS (and other digital technology) works has not yet been conducted, the author has hinted, utilizing Stiegler's philosophy, some intriguing possibilities.

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