WOW! View this interesting creation - a "Map of the Soul" or "Map of Humanity" - This Humanity Map, created by James Tuner, is a giant atlas listing human emotions, states of mind, judgments, characters and more; placing real and fictional locations in seemingly purposeful specific territories or continents.
Larger Version of
Map of Humanity
The Map of Humanity organizes information much like an atlas organizes information geographically, except this map organizes locations based on moral, emotional, and cultural significance. This is a very interesting map to just sit and study.
Map features continents and other geographically situated markers called:
- Wisdom
- Truth
- Reason
- Answers
- Hedonism
- Abandonment
- Tranquility
- Courage
- Faith
- Dreams
- Eros
- Imagination
- Ingenuity
- Realism
- Ignorance
- Pride
- Destruction
- Poverty
- Abomination
- Hate
- Envy
- Workaholic Island
- Greed
- Aspiration
- Freedom
- Hope
- Slumberland
- Compassion
- Fool's Paradise
- Utopia
Bodies of Water named:
- Oceanus Cognitum
- Sea of Knowledge
- Sea of the Shortsighted
- Sea of Foolishness
- Gulf of Arrogance
- Bay of Logic
- Gulf of Election Promises
- Strait of the Lost
- Strait of Hopelessness
- Oceanus Crisium
Cities named:
- Alexandria
- Stockholm
- Beijing
- Baghdad
- Orleans
- Cologne
- London
- Medina
- Boston
- Tel Aviv
- Naples
- Basra
- Verdun
- Chicago
- Chernobyl
- Forbidden Zone
- Vienna
- Moscow
- Monaco
- Los Angries
- The Hague
- City of Gold and Lead
- Metropolis
- Milan
- Olympic City
- Aircastle (in Utopia)
Websites that explain the Map of Humanity in more detail:
Buy the Map of Humanity here or click on the image below to purchase on Amazon:
- 24 x 36 inch Giclee Print (an elevated printing technology)
- Heavyweight Coated Paper
- Suitable for Framing
- Beautifully Illustrated and Quite Legible
- Printed with Archival inks on 12 color Large Format Printer
- Illustrated by the creator of the Rex Libris comic book series James Turner




Because there is a continent called 'Reason'.
Posted by: Sheila | June 16, 2009 at 09:15 AM
Why is this in "science?"
Posted by: bark33p | June 12, 2009 at 02:21 AM