1.

"In the beginning was the Topos. Before - long before - the advent of the Logos, in the chiaroscuro realm of primitive life, lived experience already possessed its internal rationality; this experience was producing long before thought space, and spatial thought, began reproducing the projection, explosion, image and the orientation of the body. Long before space, as perceived by and for the 'I', began to appear as split and divided, as a realm of merely virtual or deferred tensions and contacts. Long before space emerged as a medium of far-off possibilities, as the locus of potentiality. For, long before the analysing, separating intellect, long before formal knowledge, there was an intelligence of the body."

Henri Lefebvre, The Production of Space. 1991: 174.

2.

"The lived body allows us to know what space, place and landscape are, because it is the author of them all."

Christopher Tilley, The materiality of stone 2004: 3.

• Travel: Montana worldscapes.
• UNEP: Atlas of Our Changing Environment: comparative satellite images of recent environmental change.
• Medieval Islamic views of the Cosmos: The Book of Curiosities. Kitāb Gharāʾib al-funūn wa-mulaḥ al-ʿuyūn.
• Wikimapia.
• Festival of Maps, Chicago.
• Hand Maps