Witchcraft’s Origins in Shamanism, Wiccan, and the Cults First, we must look at the true origins of witchcraft, those hidden in the mists of time. This is a subject that has been written
Thirteenth-Century Approaches of Love for Fallen Angels This article examines the capacity for love and kindness attributed to demons as fallen angels in the thirteenth-century
Hauntological Philosophy, Marxist Spectres and Phantoms Hauntology is thus related to, and represents a new aspect of, the ethical turn of deconstruction which has been palpable for at least two decades, and it has nothing to do with whether or not one believes in ghosts
Supernatural Occultism and the Theosophical Sacred Science An immense mass of verbiage has gathered around the Sacred Science since Mme Blavatsky drew back the curtain of occultism.
Occult Aesthesis: Towards An Esoteric Theory of the Art Object The occult art object, as an interface for, and as a producer of, varied sensation is the aesthetic object par excellence.
The History of Witchcraft, Magic and Culture 1736-1951 The history of European witchcraft beyond the early modern witch trials has only recently emerged as a serious branch of witchcraft studies.