Mapping Space, Sense, and Movement in Florence : Historical GIS and the Early Modern City (Hardcover)

Mapping Sense, Space and Movement in Florence: Historical GIS and the Early Modern City List of Figures List of Tables AbbreviationsAcknowledgements List of Contributors Introduction Nicholas Terpstra Thinking and Using DECIMA: Neighbourhoods and Occupations in Renaissance Florence Colin Rose The Route of Governmentality: Surveying and Collecting Urban Space in Ducal Florence Leah Faibisoff From the Decima to the DECIMA and Back Again: the Data Behind the Data Eduardo Fabbro Shaping the Streetscape: Institutions as Landlords in Early Modern Florence Daniel Jamison Women Behind Walls: Tracking Nuns and Socio-Spatial Networks in Sixteenth-Century Florence Sharon Strocchia and Julia Rombough Locating the Sex Trade in the Early Modern City: Space, Sense, and Regulation in Sixteenth Century Florence Nicholas Terpstra Plague and the City: Methodological Considerations in Mapping Disease in Early Modern Florence John Henderson and Colin Rose Seeing Sound: Mapping the Florentine Soundscape Niall Atkinson Mapping Fear: Plague and Perception in Florence & Tuscany Nicholas A. Eckstein Locating Experience in the Renaissance City Using Mobile App Technologies: The Hidden Florence Project Fabrizio Nevola and David Rosenthal Conclusion: Towards Early Modern Spatial Humanities