Handbook of contemporary paganism /

Handbook of contemporary paganism /

Contemporary Paganism is a movement that is still young and establishing its identity and place on the global religious landscape. The members of the movement are simultaneously growing, unifying, and maintaining its characteristic diversity of traditions, identities, and rituals. The modern Pagan m...

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Other Authors: Lewis, James R., Pizza, Murphy.

Format: eBook

Language: English

Published: Leiden ; Boston : Brill, 2009.

Series: Brill Handbooks on Contemporary Religion 2.
Brill's Companions to Religious Studies, Theology and Philosophy Online I, ISBN: 9789004389434.

Subjects:

Heidendom.
Neuheidentum.
Neopaganism.

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Call Number: BP605.N46 H36 2009

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Table of Contents:
  • Preliminary Material /
  • M. Pizza and J.R. Lewis
  • Introduction /
  • M. Pizza and J.R. Lewis
  • The modern magical revival /
  • Nevill Drury
  • The influence of Aleister Crowley on Gerald Gardner and the early witchcraft movement /
  • Henrik Bogdan
  • Earth Day and afterwards: American paganism's appropriation of 'nature religion' /
  • Chas S. Clifton
  • Re-enchanting the world: A weberian analysis of wiccan charisma /
  • Robert Puckett
  • Contemporary paganism by the numbers /
  • Helen A. Berger
  • "A religion without converts" revisited: Individuals, identity and community in contemporary paganism /
  • Síân Reid
  • The wild hunt: A mythological language of magic /
  • Susan Greenwood
  • Reclamation, appropriation and the ecstatic imagination in modern pagan ritual /
  • Sabina Magliocco
  • Alchemical rhythms: Fire circle culture and the pagan festival /
  • J. Lawton Winslade
  • Pagan theology /
  • Michael York
  • Drawing down the goddess: The ancient {female} deities of modern paganism /
  • Marguerite Johnson
  • The return of the goddess: Mythology, witchcraft and feminist spirituality /
  • Carole M. Cusack
  • Witches' initiation-A feminist cultural therapeutic? /
  • Jone Salomonsen
  • Animist paganism /
  • Graham Harvey
  • Heathenry /
  • Jenny Blain and Robert J. Wallis
  • New/old spiritualities in the West: Neo-shamans and neo-shamanism /
  • Dawne Sanson
  • Australian paganisms /
  • Douglas Ezzy
  • Celts, druids and the invention of tradition /
  • James R. Lewis
  • Magical children and meddling elders: Paradoxical patterns in contemporary pagan cultural transmission /
  • Murphy Pizza
  • Of teens and tomes: The dynamics of teenage witchcraft and teen witch literature /
  • Hannah E. Johnston
  • Rooted in the occult revival: Neo-paganism's evolving relationship with popular media /
  • Peg Aloi
  • Weaving a tangled web? Pagan ethics and issues of history, 'race' and ethnicity in pagan identity /
  • Ann-Marie Gallagher
  • 'Sacred' sites, artefacts and museum collections: Pagan engagements with archaeology in Britain /
  • Robert J. Wallis and Jenny Blain
  • Wolf age pagans /
  • Mattias Gardell
  • Contributors /
  • M. Pizza and J.R. Lewis
  • Index /
  • M. Pizza and J.R. Lewis.