
Title
- Documents In History Series
Attribution
edited and translated by P.G. Maxwell-StuartPublication Details
BookSt. Martin’s Press1999Availability
LOCATION CALL # STATUS (LOWER LEVEL) BF1429 .O27 1999 AVAILABLE New Feature: Text this to your cellphone
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It presents them not as disparate elements of folkloric belief and intellectual aberration, but as parts of a coherent, intellectually rigorous and scientifically challenging world-view and integral parts of everyone’s intellectual, social and moral life in the early modern period. (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)Subject
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Notes
- "Witchcraft and the occult sciences are areas which have benefited enormously from the spread of more sophisticated cultural studies in recent years. The old debate as to whether or not witches were really believed to exist has collapsed in the face of the overwhelming bodies of evidence suggesting a genuine and widespread acceptance of the occult in a notionally Christian Europe." "This documentary anthology shows the genuinely pan-European nature of the phenomenon, its spread through all classes and its importance in people’s thinking about the natural world."–BOOK JACKET
ISBN
- 0312217528
- 0312217536
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