Chapter 1:
A. Statement of purpose
This essay explores questions that emerge from the navigation of inner and outer worlds through the creation of maps. Inner worlds consist in the subjectivity in which the individual world consists while outer worlds are represented by the physical cosmos shared by all individuals. The work focuses on maps that demonstrate an aesthetic and spiritual significance, specifically, the conception of the convergence of cosmography and geography developed by Susanne Wenger at the Oshun Forest in Nigeria and by Karen Maltwood at Glastonbury and its surrounding landscape, in England.
A. Statement of purpose
This essay explores questions that emerge from the navigation of inner and outer worlds through the creation of maps. Inner worlds consist in the subjectivity in which the individual world consists while outer worlds are represented by the physical cosmos shared by all individuals. The work focuses on maps that demonstrate an aesthetic and spiritual significance, specifically, the conception of the convergence of cosmography and geography developed by Susanne Wenger at the Oshun Forest in Nigeria and by Karen Maltwood at Glastonbury and its surrounding landscape, in England.
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