Abstract Within William Shakespeare’s play Coriolanus , the title character Caius Martius refers to himself as a “lonely dragon.” This image of dragon in represents powerful fusion Celtic, Nordic, and classical myth well Christian theology—all which contain depictions dragons. Reading dragon, using Jungian archetypal terms mediated through Icelandic literature, unveils use fashion Martius’s tra...

What is clear through an exploration of disability theology that the imago Dei a crucial component proper understanding and creation. Whilst provides excellent utility in terms spiritual engagement autistic Christians, there much to be discovered concerning new pioneering methods approaching dialogue between non-autistic Christians. As I shall explore autoethnographic study drawing from my own ...

Our ability to fully and reliably observe simulate the terrestrial hydrologic cycle is limited, in-depth experimental studies cover only a tiny fraction of our landscape. On medieval maps, unexplored regions were shown as images dragons—displaying fear unknown. With time, cartographers dared leave such areas blank, thus inviting explorations what lay beyond edge current knowledge. In hydrology,...

In the literature on complexity theory it has been noted that the increasing interdependence, non-linearity, and adaptiveness of social and other systems require forms of representation that can accommodate such complexity. In this essay I argue for examining the possibilities of cartography (mapmaking) in and of educational theory and research. Cartography offers alternative forms of represent...