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In "Modern Magic," M. Schele de Vere embarks on an ambitious exploration of the intersections between science and the arcane, articulating how the undercurrents of mystical practices inform contemporary understanding of the natural world. Employing a clear and engaging prose style, de Vere deftly intertwines historical context with an analysis of various magical traditions, ultimately positing that the boundaries between magic and science are more porous than conventionally perceived. This critical examination not only investigates the metaphysical foundations of magic but also reflects the…mehr

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In "Modern Magic," M. Schele de Vere embarks on an ambitious exploration of the intersections between science and the arcane, articulating how the undercurrents of mystical practices inform contemporary understanding of the natural world. Employing a clear and engaging prose style, de Vere deftly intertwines historical context with an analysis of various magical traditions, ultimately positing that the boundaries between magic and science are more porous than conventionally perceived. This critical examination not only investigates the metaphysical foundations of magic but also reflects the 19th-century fascination with both scientific discovery and supernatural phenomena, positioning the work within a burgeoning intellectual climate that sought reconciliation between the empirical and the elusive. M. Schele de Vere, a prominent figure in the field of philology and an ardent advocate for the study of comparative linguistics, delved into "Modern Magic" during a period of great cultural upheaval and transformation. His academic background and deep interest in language and its power likely influenced his approach to magical narratives, enabling him to reinterpret them with newfound rigor. De Vere's diverse scholarly pursuits illuminate his vision for this text as a means to bridge the chasm between rigorous scientific inquiry and the artistic expressions of the mystical. Readers intrigued by the complex relationship between science and the supernatural will find "Modern Magic" an enlightening and provocative work. De Vere's synthesis of historical scholarship and imaginative speculation invites a reconsideration of both disciplines, encouraging readers to engage with the enchantments of the past while reflecting on their relevance in contemporary discourse. This book is essential for anyone interested in exploring the magical undercurrents that continue to shape human thought.

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Maximilian Schele de Vere, commonly known as M. Schele de Vere, was a distinguished 19th-century polymath known for his contributions to literature with a focus on the esoteric and mystical. Born in Sweden, de Vere made significant strides in the academic domains of philology, mythology, and folklore. One of his prominent works is 'Modern Magic', a comprehensive treatise on the evolution of magical practices, which exemplifies his deep dive into the anthropological aspects of sorcery and its changing manifestations throughout history. De Vere's scholarly approach is evident in his meticulous documentation and analysis of magical traditions. His literary style seamlessly weaves academic rigour with captivating narrative, making esoteric knowledge accessible to both scholars and lay readers. Through 'Modern Magic', de Vere positions himself as a seminal figure in the study of comparative mythology and the cultural significance of magic. His influence extends beyond the confines of mysticism to broader scholarly discourse, where his interdisciplinary approach continues to be esteemed by academics and enthusiasts of the mystical arts.