Book Review: Digital aesthetics

Abstract

bution to an ongoing process of recognizing that fact. Given Curry’s focus on the collective practice of geographical information systems, it is perhaps a shame that more of that learning in this instance could not have been done from the practioners themselves. But this is just a gripe, and one which demonstrates that this reviewer was left wanting more rather than less. In this sense (and many others), Digital places is a success from which students of technology and students of geography should gain much.