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Nous sommes heureux de vous annoncer la publication du numéro 39.1/2020 de la revue European Journal of American Culture sur le thème "The cartographic imagination: art, literature and mapping  in postwar America" dirigé par Will Norman et  Monica Manolescu. Ce numéro de  revue est issu du colloque sur le même thème organisé avec le soutien de  la Terra Foundation for American Art, l'équipe SEARCH (Université de  Strasbourg), l'Université du Kent et la British Association for American  Studies au Paris Centre for Arts and Culture de l'Université du Kent en mai 2018.European Journal of American Culture, 39.1, March 2020Issue on “The cartographic imagination: Art, literature and mapping in postwar America” edited by Monica Manolescu and Will Norman:https://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/intellect/ejac/2020/00000039/00000001Table of contents:Monica Manolescu and Will Norman“Introduction: The cartographic imagination: art, literature and mapping in postwar America”David Herd and Stephen Collis&#160;“Making space for the human: rights, the Anthropocene and recognition”Federico Italiano“Escaping the map: American science fiction and its cartographic imagination”Christopher Ketcham“Dennis Oppenheim and the cartographic expansion of American sculpture”Louise Siddons“Seeing the four sacred mountains: mapping, landscape and Navajo sovereignty”James R. Swensen“New cartographics: photography and the artistic mapping of the American West, 1969-79”Daisy Henwood“Ecofeminist ‘lines of convergence’: remapping the American West in Rebecca Solnit’s&#160;Savage Dreams”