Maps in Michael Ondaatje's the English Patient (Critical Essay)
Nebula 2008, March-June, 5, 1-2
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The ends of the earth are never the points on a map that colonists push against, enlarging their sphere of influence. On one side servants and slaves and tides of power and correspondence with the Geographical Society. On the other the first step by a white man across a great river, the first sight (by a white eye) of a mountain that has been there forever. (p.141) Introduction
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