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chorography

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cho·rog·ra·phy  (k-rgr-f)
n.
1. The technique of mapping a region or district.
2. A description or map of a region.
[Latin chrographia, from Greek khrographi : khros, place; see gh- in Indo-European roots + -graphi, -graphy.]
cho·rogra·pher n.
choro·graphic (kôr-grfk, kr-), choro·graphi·cal adj.
choro·graphi·cal·ly adv.
chorography
1. a description, map, or chart of a particular region or area.
2. the art of preparing such descriptions or maps. — chorographer, n. — chorographic, adj.
See also: Maps


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By grounding its account of history in the physical landscape, rather than in providential narrative structures, chorography offers Elizabethan writers an alternative to the increasingly discredited traditional stories of British history.
Spenser's Forms of History by Silberman, Lauren / Renaissance Quarterly
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Hers is the nonlinear, mobile, and situated subjectivity that Gregory Ulmer implies as the product of the project of Chorography, where traditional method collides with hypertext and explodes into new configurations.
Gender Outlaw: On Men, Women, and the Rest of Us by Stone, Allucquere Rosanne / Artforum International
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