cartobibliography
- noun
- /ˌkɑːrtoʊbɪbliˈɒɡrəfi/
- Specialized
- A well-organized cartobibliography is essential for researchers.
Examples
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Anyone interested in old maps will find cartobibliography a fascinating field of study.
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Her thesis focused on cartobibliography and the history of mapmaking.
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The library has a department dedicated to cartobibliography and rare map collections.
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The cartobibliography provides a comprehensive list of resources.
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The cartobibliography provides an overview of important works related to historical maps.
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As a professor, she often refers to the latest studies in cartobibliography for her research on map history.
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His dissertation included a thorough cartobibliography that listed all relevant sources on cartography.
Surface Forms
Morphology
cartobibliography = bibliography (semi-transparent) = carto + bibliography + carto
The formation 'carto-' + 'bibliography' clearly signals a bibliography related to maps, but understanding depends on familiarity with the combining form 'carto-'.
Etymology
The word cartobibliography comes from carto- meaning 'map' and bibliography meaning 'a list of books'. So it can mean the study or listing of books and documents about maps and mapmaking.