Theology, Religion and The Witcher: Gods and Golden Dragons explores the power of a popular culture phenomenon like The Witcher to illuminate and question real-world theology, religion and spirituality.
Theology, Religion and The Witcher: Gods and Golden Dragons explores the power of a popular culture phenomenon like The Witcher to illuminate and question real-world theology, religion and spirituality.
Yael Thomas Cameron is senior lecturer in education at the Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand. Jonathan Hoskin is independent researcher and writer based in Auckland, Aotearoa New Zealand.
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Acknowledgments Introduction Yael Thomas Cameron Part One: Religion, Spirituality and The Witcher Chapter One Expanding the "Bounds of Reason": [Non]Overlapping Magisteria in the Witcherverse Kristine Larsen Chapter Two: A Crone of Judgment: Queen Meve in Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales Tof Eklund Chapter Three: "See You on the Path": 5 Zywiolów's International Witcher School LARP as Sacred Space and Cinephany Seth Pierce Chapter Four: Remembering her/Her: "The Last Place" as Sacred Feminine Indigeneity Yael Thomas Cameron and Eunice Faustino Gaerlan Chapter Five: "Rare Species" and the Transversal Alliance: The Hopepunk Possibility of Transformation as a Collective Practice Joanne Pascoe Part Two: Theology and The Witcher Chapter Six: The Third Evil: Politics and Morality in Neo-Anabaptism and The Witcher Jack Holloway and Matthew Brake Chapter Seven: The Witcher, Boehme, and the Cost of Creation Parker Cotton Chapter Eight: Something More: The Witcher as an Image of the Role of Responsibility in Christian Destiny Benjamin Leeper Chapter Nine: Beauty & Chaos: The Interconnection of Disability, Theology, and Magic in The Witcher Seth Pierce Chapter Ten: On the Essence and Origins of The Witcher's "Monsters": Natural or Moral? Walter Barta and Graham Lee About the Contributors
Acknowledgments Introduction Yael Thomas Cameron Part One: Religion, Spirituality and The Witcher Chapter One Expanding the "Bounds of Reason": [Non]Overlapping Magisteria in the Witcherverse Kristine Larsen Chapter Two: A Crone of Judgment: Queen Meve in Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales Tof Eklund Chapter Three: "See You on the Path": 5 Zywiolów's International Witcher School LARP as Sacred Space and Cinephany Seth Pierce Chapter Four: Remembering her/Her: "The Last Place" as Sacred Feminine Indigeneity Yael Thomas Cameron and Eunice Faustino Gaerlan Chapter Five: "Rare Species" and the Transversal Alliance: The Hopepunk Possibility of Transformation as a Collective Practice Joanne Pascoe Part Two: Theology and The Witcher Chapter Six: The Third Evil: Politics and Morality in Neo-Anabaptism and The Witcher Jack Holloway and Matthew Brake Chapter Seven: The Witcher, Boehme, and the Cost of Creation Parker Cotton Chapter Eight: Something More: The Witcher as an Image of the Role of Responsibility in Christian Destiny Benjamin Leeper Chapter Nine: Beauty & Chaos: The Interconnection of Disability, Theology, and Magic in The Witcher Seth Pierce Chapter Ten: On the Essence and Origins of The Witcher's "Monsters": Natural or Moral? Walter Barta and Graham Lee About the Contributors
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