Civic Imagination

Myth and Folklore

These are the stories that often lie at the very heart of a culture. Stories about how the world came to be the way it is. Stories about the virtues we strive for and the pitfalls we all work to avoid as human beings. They could be tall tales, urban legends or bed time stories we remember hearing from our families when we were young. Wherever they come from they may contain seeds of inspiration for how we want to take action in the world we live in.

This page has paths:

  1. Share Your Inspirations Gabriel Peters-Lazaro
  2. The Big Map: an Overview of the Civic Imagination Gabriel Peters-Lazaro
  3. Civic Imagination Project: Overview Gabriel Peters-Lazaro

Contents of this tag:

  1. Al Naddaha
  2. Sisyphus
  3. Yeti: The Abominable Snowman Lives On
  4. Cinderella
  5. How the tortoise got cracks in his shell
  6. The Golem
  7. Snow Flower and The Secret Fan
  8. Güegüense
  9. Roaring Lion
  10. The Infinite Forking Possibilities of the Future
  11. El Dorado
  12. The Myth of the Mansfield Hanging Tree
  13. The Mud People