Hand work: The Humanities of the 1569 Mercator World Map

The Humanist Book of the World Map of Mercator in 1569 not only looks at the worldview and map of the 16th century in the modern world transition of the Middle Ages, but also looks at a whole collection of new explorations and transatomic world history. This is also a globe-wide distribution of the National Academy of Sciences and Awards of South Korea's Award for Award. The book is a work by a geophysicist and a author who has been studying leadership for five years, based on extensive data and local research. Despite the relatively severe distortions that occur in the corner of a square map, despite its remarkable progress in 21st century science and technology, the cartography still lies deep in the human life of the world today. And by drawing a right latitude and longitude, it was used to make navigation possible for safe and fast ocean navigation, which has been the course of the ocean. The Man-Manics of the World Map of Mercator in 1569, beginning with a journey of the life of Mercator, who was the greatest map of his day, the creator of the earth, and the giant of science, and he sheds light on the history and history of the world map by the Mercator Dom. By moving from the religious worldview of the day to more useful and useful tools, not through philosophical pictures or handouts, the map has been highlighted as Merkato, which is a way of entering into modern and scientific times.

Korean title: 1569년 메르카토르 세계지도의 인문학

Korean author: 손 일

Korean publisher: 푸른길

ISBN-13: 9788962910650