Shows the Malleus, a very well known and widely quoted medieval text, to be highly idiosyncratic, and unusual in its ideas, even among the texts of other contemporary witch-theorists -- .
Shows the Malleus, a very well known and widely quoted medieval text, to be highly idiosyncratic, and unusual in its ideas, even among the texts of other contemporary witch-theorists -- .Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Hans Peter Broedel is Visiting Assistant Professor of History at Hamilton College, New York
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction 2. Authors and arguments 3. The inquisitors' Devil 4. Misfortune, witchcraft and the will of god 5. Witchcraft: The formation of belief, part one -- evidence and interpretation 6. Witchcraft: The formation of belief, part two 7. Witchcraft as an expression of female sexuality Bibliography
1. Introduction 2. Authors and arguments 3. The inquisitors' Devil 4. Misfortune, witchcraft and the will of god 5. Witchcraft: The formation of belief, part one -- evidence and interpretation 6. Witchcraft: The formation of belief, part two 7. Witchcraft as an expression of female sexuality Bibliography
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