Part I -- Frontmatter -- Contents -- Introduction to the Language and Space series -- Introduction -- I. Maps and the conceptualization of space -- 1. The notion of space -- 2. Visualizing geographic space: The nature of maps -- 3. Maps and cognition -- 4. Conceptualizations of geographic space in linguistics -- 5. Mapping language data -- 6. Mapping the geolinguistic spaces of the brain -- 7. Designing maps for non-linguists -- II. Traditions -- 8. Mapping the German language -- 9. Mapping Dutch and Flemish -- 10. Mapping the North Germanic languages -- 11. Mapping British English -- 12. Mapping North American English -- 13. Mapping the Romance languages of Europe -- 14. Mapping the Romance languages of the Americas -- 15. Mapping the Slavic languages -- 16. Mapping the Japanese language -- 17. Mapping linguistic typology -- III. Computerization -- 18. Creating digital editions of historical maps -- 19. Dynamic linguistic maps and validation -- 20. Generating maps on the internet -- 21. Animated maps -- 22. Dialectometry and quantitative mapping -- 23. GIS and sociolinguistics -- 24. Mapping aggregate variation -- 25. Probabilistic maps -- IV. Applications -- 26. Pluridimensional Cartography -- 27. Sprachraum and genetics -- 28. Sprachraum and infrastructure: Abstracting geographical space via railway distance -- 29. Sprachraum and geography: Linguistic macro-areas in Africa -- 30. Sprachraum and its perception -- 31. Sprachraum and sociodemographic variables -- 32. Geolinguistics of literacy -- Indexes -- Part II -- Introduction -- Categorical index -- List of cited atlases