Palgrave advances in witchcraft historiography /

• Barry, Jonathan, 1956-
• Davies, Owen, 1969-

• Witchcraft -- Historiography.

• Palgrave Macmillan,

• Palgrave advances

• 1403911754 (hbk.)
• 9781403911759 (hbk.)
• 1403911762 (pbk.)
• 9781403911766 (pbk.)

• Includes bibliographical references and index.
• Introduction; J.Barry & O.Davies - The Contemporary Historical Debate 1400-1800; P.G.Maxwell-Stuart - The Nineteenth-Century: Medievalism and Witchcraft 1800-1914; C.Tuczay - The Reality of Witchcults Reasserted: Fertility and Satanism; J.Wood - The Witch-Craze as Holocaust: The Rise of Persecuting Societies; R.M.Toivo - Culture Wars: Religion and Acculturation; M.Nenonen - The Return of the Supernatural; W.de Blecourt - Crime and the Law; B.P.Levack - Thinking Witchcraft: The Linguistic Turn and Intellectual History; M.Gibson - Gender, Mind and Body: Feminism and Psychoanalysis; K.Hodgkin - The Social Anthropology of Witchcraft: Rationality and Function of Beliefs; R.Jenkins - Writing Witchcraft: The Historian's History, the Practioner's Past; J.Pearson-Overend

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