Smail, Daniel Lord - Imaginary Cartographies : Possession and Identity in Late Medieval Marseille

Ithaca [NY], Cornell University Press, (2000). orig.boards. 23x15cm, xix,256 pp. Textual maps & tables.. Minor rubbing. VG. ¶ Contents: Imaginary Cartographies: The Public Notariate; The Bureaucratic Science of Classification; Marseille: A Case Study: Marseille: Social Topography & Political Structures; The City Imagined; The Notary as Cartographer: Notarial Cartography; Making the Map; Seigneurial Islands: The Cartography of the Episcopal Curia; The Cartography of the Royal Curia;The Cartography of the City Council; The Decline of the Insular Template; Vernacular Cartography: The Templates of Vicinity & Landmark; Contested Sites; The Decline of Artisanal & Retail Vicinity; Identity & Address: Shaping Identities; Identity & Address in Notarial Casebooks; Addresses in Seigneurial Records; Epilogue; Appendices: Lexical Terms Used in the Register of the Confraternity of St. Jacques de Gallicia, by Category; The Prosopographical Index.

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