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Mapping the World A true spatial analysis should be but a holistic interdisciplinary study of the compound man-culture-society-space . The analysis of man s spatial environment along with the study of representation of space leads to comparison of reality and semiotic reality, opening paths to mind s and culture s activity of semiosis and modelling. The book defines a general paradigm of semiotics for the analysis of space and spatial representation, discloses a sociosemiotic toolkit for a synoptic study of humans in their spatial and sociocultural surroundings, and pays specific attention to the study of maps as educational means of world-view that have shaped and maintained our understanding of the world ever since the Middle Ages.