STREGHE e la caccia alle streghe: una storia globale, copertina rigida da Behringer, Wolfgang,.

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English

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2004

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9780745627175

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In this major new book, Wolfgang Behringer surveys the phenomenon of witchcraft past and present. Drawing on the latest historical and anthropological findings, Behringer sheds new light on the history of European witchcraft, while demonstrating that witch-hunts are not simply part of the European past.

Product Identifiers
Publisher	Polity Press
ISBN-10	074562717x
ISBN-13	9780745627175
eBay Product ID (ePID)	30438876

Product Key Features
Format	Hardcover
Publication Year	2004
Language	English

Dimensions
Weight	26.4 Oz
Width	6.6in.
Height	1.1in.
Length	9.3in.

Additional Product Features
Dewey Edition	22
Table of Content	List of Illustrations. List of Tables. Preface. Chronology. List of Abbreviations.. 1. Introduction.. 2. The Belief in Witchcraft.. 3. The Persecution of Witches.. 4. The European Age of Witch-Hunting.. 5. Outlawing Witchcraft Persecution in Europe.. 6. Witch-Hunting in the 19th and 20th Centuries.. 7. Old and "New Witches".. 8. Epilogue. Notes. Bibliography. Index.
Dewey Decimal	306.4
Illustrated	Yes
Age Level	Scholarly & Professional
Series	Themes in History Ser.
Copyright Date	2004
Author	Wolfgang Behringer
Lc Classification Number	Gn475.5.B45 2004
Reviews	"An eye-opening accomplishment ... [Behringer's] careful andnuanced volume attests to the erstwhile human tendency, stilltragically prominent, to succumb to paranoid fantasies about one'sneighbours, colleagues and constituents: to accuse them of being inleague with dark forces; to work to isolate, hound and even expungethem from the body politic." Journal of Genocide Research "Wolfgang Behringer establishes the importance of a truly globalhistory of witchcraft. Setting aside familiar Western notions, hedeploys a more comprehensive definition of witchcraft as themalicious use of evil magic. He brilliantly sketches the history ofEuropean witch-hunting and uses this to illuminate thetwentieth-century struggle against witches in many parts of thepost-colonial world such as South America, India, Indonesia,Malaysia and Papua New Guinea. This book marks a real advance inour understanding of witchcraft, and a remarkable and astuteblending of anthropology with history." H. C. Erik Midelfort, University of Virginia "Witchcraft has recently been the subject of an enormous amountof research and yet some of its main issues still need reappraisal.This book makes a compelling case for re-examining witchcraft in afundamental way by reconnecting the new historical scholarship withthe discipline of anthropology and treating the subject in a worldperspective and as a universal phenomenon. Already Europe's leadingexpert on the early modern witchcraft trials, Wolfgang Behringernot only gives us a superb overview of where our knowledge of themcurrently stands but takes us on a global tour of witchcraft inmodern societies. Unexpectedly, we discover how much the Europeanand non-European experience have had in common." Stuart Clark, University of Wales Swansea, & 'Wolfgang Behringer establishes the importance of a truly global history of witchcraft. Setting aside familiar Western notions, he deploys a more comprehensive definition of witchcraft as the malicious use of evil magic. He brilliantly sketches the history of European witch-hunting and uses this to illuminate the twentieth-century struggle against witches in many parts of the post-colonial world such as South America, India, Indonesia, Malaysia and Papua New Guinea. This book marks a real advance in our understanding of witchcraft, and a remarkable and astute blending of anthropology with history. & 'H. C. Erik Midelfort, C. Julian Bishko Professor of History and Religious Studies, University of Virginia& 'Witchcraft has recently been the subject of an enormous amount of research and yet some of its main issues still need reappraisal. This book makes a compelling case for re-examining witchcraft in a fundamental way by reconnecting the new historical scholarship with the discipline of anthropology and treating the subject in a world perspective and as a universal phenomenon. Already Europe's leading expert on the early modern witchcraft trials, Wolfgang Behringer not only gives us a superb overview of where our knowledge of them currently stands but takes us on a global tour of witchcraft in modern societies. Unexpectedly, we discover how much the European and non-European experience have had in common. & 'Professor Stuart Clark, University of Wales Swansea'An eye-opening accomplishment ... [Behringer's] careful and nuanced volume attests to the erstwhile human tendency, still tragically prominent, to succumb to paranoid fantasies about one's neighbours, colleagues and constituents: to accuse them of being in league with dark fces&forces; to work to isolate, hound and even expunge them from the body politic.'Journal of Genocide Research, & 'Wolfgang Behringer establishes the importance of a truly global history of witchcraft. Setting aside familiar Western notions, he deploys a more comprehensive definition of witchcraft as the malicious use of evil magic. He brilliantly sketches the history of European witch-hunting and uses this to illuminate the twentieth-century struggle against witches in many parts of the post-colonial world such as South America, India, Indonesia, Malaysia and Papua New Guinea. This book marks a real advance in our understanding of witchcraft, and a remarkable and astute blending of anthropology with history.'H. C. Erik Midelfort, C. Julian Bishko Professor of History and Religious Studies, University of Virginia& 'Witchcraft has recently been the subject of an enormous amount of research and yet some of its main issues still need reappraisal. This book makes a compelling case for re-examining witchcraft in a fundamental way by reconnecting the new historical scholarship with the discipline of anthropology and treating the subject in a world perspective and as a universal phenomenon. Already Europe's leading expert on the early modern witchcraft trials, Wolfgang Behringer not only gives us a superb overview of where our knowledge of them currently stands but takes us on a global tour of witchcraft in modern societies. Unexpectedly, we discover how much the European and non-European experience have had in common.'Professor Stuart Clark, University of Wales Swansea'An eye-opening accomplishment ... [Behringer's] careful and nuanced volume attests to the erstwhile human tendency, still tragically prominent, to succumb to paranoid fantasies about one's neighbours, colleagues and constituents: to accuse them of being in league with dark fces&forces; to work to isolate, hound and even expunge them from the body politic.'Journal of Genocide Research, 'Wolfgang Behringer establishes the importance of a truly global history of witchcraft. Setting aside familiar Western notions, he deploys a more comprehensive definition of witchcraft as the malicious use of evil magic. He brilliantly sketches the history of European witch-hunting and uses this to illuminate the twentieth-century struggle against witches in many parts of the post-colonial world such as South America, India, Indonesia, Malaysia and Papua New Guinea. This book marks a real advance in our understanding of witchcraft, and a remarkable and astute blending of anthropology with history. ' H. C. Erik Midelfort, C. Julian Bishko Professor of History and Religious Studies, University of Virginia'Witchcraft has recently been the subject of an enormous amount of research and yet some of its main issues still need reappraisal. This book makes a compelling case for re-examining witchcraft in a fundamental way by reconnecting the new historical scholarship with the discipline of anthropology and treating the subject in a world perspective and as a universal phenomenon. Already Europe's leading expert on the early modern witchcraft trials, Wolfgang Behringer not only gives us a superb overview of where our knowledge of them currently stands but takes us on a global tour of witchcraft in modern societies. Unexpectedly, we discover how much the European and non-European experience have had in common. ' Professor Stuart Clark, History Department, University of Wales Swansea, 'Wolfgang Behringer establishes the importance of a truly global history of witchcraft. Setting aside familiar Western notions, he deploys a more comprehensive definition of witchcraft as the malicious use of evil magic. He brilliantly sketches the history of European witch-hunting and uses this to illuminate the twentieth-century struggle against witches in many parts of the post-colonial world such as South America, India, Indonesia, Malaysia and Papua New Guinea. This book marks a real advance in our understanding of witchcraft, and a remarkable and astute blending of anthropology with history.' H. C. Erik Midelfort, C. Julian Bishko Professor of History and Religious Studies, University of Virginia 'Witchcraft has recently been the subject of an enormous amount of research and yet some of its main issues still need reappraisal. This book makes a compelling case for re-examining witchcraft in a fundamental way by reconnecting the new historical scholarship with the discipline of anthropology and treating the subject in a world perspective and as a universal phenomenon. Already Europe's leading expert on the early modern witchcraft trials, Wolfgang Behringer not only gives us a superb overview of where our knowledge of them currently stands but takes us on a global tour of witchcraft in modern societies. Unexpectedly, we discover how much the European and non-European experience have had in common.' Professor Stuart Clark, History Department, University of Wales Swansea.
Lccn	2003-020626

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