Spacetimes Matter – A Collection of Mapping Methodologies
Jamie-Scott Baxter, Anna Juliane Heinrich, Séverine Marguin, Vivien Sommer (Eds.)

How can the dynamic entanglements of space and time be captured in a rapidly changing world? Spacetimes Matter invites us to look at mapping from a new perspective: as a central tool for understanding multiple space-time configurations and their emergence. The anthology presents methodologies of spacetime mapping and brings together interpretative, qualitative, and reflexive approaches to decipher urban processes, socio-spatial developments, and ecological dynamics. The collected mapping methods range from artistic and performative approaches to the design of games, as well as complex, multimodal diagrams and immersive virtual environments. Spacetimes Matter offers new perspectives for researchers and practitioners seeking insights into the shifting political concepts, processes, and imaginaries through which contemporary More-than-Human societies are brought into being.