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Ao longo dos últimos cem anos, um conjunto restrito de historiadores da cartografia propôs sínteses sobre os mais antigos mapas portugueses das ilhas do sudeste asiático, tema estreitamente vinculado ao conjunto dos mapas ibéricos do século XVI e condicionado pelo desacordo diplomático luso-castelhano pela posse das Molucas. Apresentamos uma análise dos principais trabalhos dedicados a esse tópico e examinamos a forma como esses ensaios reflectem os diversos paradigmas teórico-metodológicos que foram sendo próprios da historiografia da cartografia, assim como contextos nacionais e institucionais específicos. Avaliaremos também em que medida seu legado incorpora algumas das mais pertinentes questões próprias do debate teórico atual sobre a história da cartografia, a começar por aquelas que postulam a necessidade de atender aos contextos técnicos, culturais e políticos subjacentes à elaboração e à circulação dos mapas.
Over the last 100 years, a limited number of cartography historians have proposed syntheses on the oldest Portuguese maps of Southeast Asia, a theme closely linked to the whole of the Iberian maps of the sixteenth century and conditioned by the Portuguese-Castilian diplomatic dispute over the possession of the Moluccas. We present an analysis of the main works dedicated to this topic of research and examine how these essays reflect the diverse theoretical and methodological paradigms proper to the history of cartography, as well as specific national and institutional contexts. We will also assess the extent to which its legacy incorporates some of the most pertinent issues inherent in the current theoretical debate on the history of cartography, starting with those that postulate the need to address the technical, cultural and political contexts underlying the design and circulation of maps.
Over the last 100 years, a limited number of cartography historians have proposed syntheses on the oldest Portuguese maps of Southeast Asia, a theme closely linked to the whole of the Iberian maps of the sixteenth century and conditioned by the Portuguese-Castilian diplomatic dispute over the possession of the Moluccas. We present an analysis of the main works dedicated to this topic of research and examine how these essays reflect the diverse theoretical and methodological paradigms proper to the history of cartography, as well as specific national and institutional contexts. We will also assess the extent to which its legacy incorporates some of the most pertinent issues inherent in the current theoretical debate on the history of cartography, starting with those that postulate the need to address the technical, cultural and political contexts underlying the design and circulation of maps.
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Cartografia portuguesa Ilhas do sudeste asiático Teoria da história da cartografia
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