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The Triumph Of The Moon Ronald Hutton

Name: The Triumph Of The Moon Ronald Hutton
SKU: BELL-30039118
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Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 1.95 MB

Pages: 486

Author: Ronald Hutton

ISBN: 9780192854490, 0192854496

Language: English

Year: 2001

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The Triumph Of The Moon Ronald Hutton by Ronald Hutton 9780192854490, 0192854496 instant download after payment.

Here is a book that brings witchcraft out of the shadows. The Triumph of the Moon
is the first full-scale study of the only religion England has ever
given the world--modern pagan witchcraft, otherwise known as wicca.
Meticulously researched, it provides a thorough account of an ancient
religion that has spread from English shores across four continents.

For centuries, pagan witchcraft has been linked with chilling images of
blood rituals, ghostlike druids, and even human sacrifices. But while
Robert Hutton explores this dark side of witchery, he stresses the
positive, reminding us that devotion to art, the natural world,
femininity, and the classical deities are also central to the practice
of wicca. Indeed, the author shows how leading figures in English
literature--W.B. Yeats, D.H. Lawrence, and Robert Graves, just to name a
few--celebrated these positive aspects of the religion in their work,
thereby softening the public perception of witchcraft in Victorian
England. From cunning village folk to freemasons and from high magic to
the black arts, Hutton chronicles the fascinating process by which
actual wiccan practices evolved into what is now a viable modern
religion. He also presents compelling biographies of wicca's principal
figures, such as Gerald Gardner, who was inducted into a witch coven at
the age of 53, and recorded many clandestine rituals and beliefs.

Ronald Hutton is known for his colorful, provocative, and always
thoroughly researched studies on original subjects. This work is no
exception. It will appeal to anyone interested in witchcraft, paganism
and alternative religions.