Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Acknowledgments vii
4. Introduction: Remapping the World in East Asia 1
5. PART I Intertextuality, Locality, and Materiality in Ming-Era Artifacts
6. 1 World Maps as Spaces of Intercultural Communication 21
7. 2 A Late Ming Terrestrial Globe 56
8. 3 Explaining European Geography: The Zhifang waiji and Its Editions 79
9. 4 From the Wall onto the Screen: Reframing World Maps in East Asia 103
10. 5 Circling the Square: Encompassing Global Geography on Large Commercial Maps 124
11. PART II Beyond Ming China: Wider Circulation and Global Pathways
12. 6 World Maps from China Reimagined in Japan 159
13. 7 From China to Korea. Kim Suhong’s Cheonha gogeum daechong pyeollam do 188
14. 8 Utopia and Dystopia: Cheonha do and the Reception of Renaissance Geography in Late Joseon Korea 206
15. 9 A Manuscript Map of East Asia Assembled by Jesuits in Nagasaki and Macao 229
16. 10 China Translata: The 1555 Map of Advantageous Terrain Then and Now 245
17. 11 Beyond Translation: Michele Ruggieri’s Manuscript Atlas of China 271
18. Postscript: Remapping Map History from East Asia 295
19. Glossary of Titles 303
20. Contributors 309
21. Index 311