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The witch of eye : essays / Kathryn Nuernberger.

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Book
Author/Creator:
Nuernberger, Kathryn, author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Witches--Biography.
Witches.
Women--Miscellanea.
Women.
Marginality, Social.
Witchcraft--History.
Witchcraft.
Other Title:
Witch of eye
Place of Publication:
Sarabande Books
Summary:
"To be called a witch, a bitch, a demon, or a monster is to be seen as a member of an ancient and large community of marginalized people who could not or would not wear the glamours a fearful elite jealously guarding their hordes of power demand as acts of reassurance and fealty. This collection of essays recounts the lives and trials of accused witches and considers parallels to present-day questions of social justice"-- Provided by publisher.
Contents:
Crone, Hag, Cunning Woman, Witch
Lisbet Nypan
Walpurga Hausmännin
Agnes Waterhouse
The Invention of Fire
Two Elizabeths
Titiba and the Invention of the Unknown
Horseshoes
Glas Gaibhleann
Hildegaard Von Bingen
The Aristotles that Never Were
Agnes Sampson, the Wise Wife of Keith
The Invention of Familiars
Maria Gonçalves Cajada and the Invention of Love Spells
Medusa
Angela de la Barthe
Bloodroot
The Long Lost Friend
The Eye of the Hagstone
Double Vision
The Witch of Eye
The Invention of Roses
The Invention of Mothers
Ode to Maria Barbosa
Translations of the Conclusions & Findings Report for Catalina Ouyang as the True Confessions of Johannes Junius
Marie Laveau.
Notes:
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ISBN:
1-946448-71-0

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