2006. Witches, Westerners, and HIV: AIDS & Cultures of Blame in Africa. Walnut Creek: Left Coast Press.Rodlach, Alexander. 2006. Witches, westerners, and HIV: AIDS & cultures of blame in Africa. Walnut Creek, CA
Explore the history of witches with this fascinating nonfiction book for kids. It’s filled with information, facts, and stories about witches from various cultures around the world. Anyone that wants to learn more about these unique individuals should add this book to their reading stack. ...
Medieval witchcraft was a very complex topic and couldn’t be defined precisely as the views among different cultures and religions in medieval times varied a lot. Its most common definition would be a belief in and practicing dark magic. During the medieval period, witchcraft had a religious, ...
Different cultures had a unique outlook about the uses of witchy wildflowers and plants. People in medieval Germany carried marjoram sprigs to safeguard themselves from a spell, but witches in medieval France used them inlove potions! Agrimony and hazel were used by witch hunters to uncover...
That is, the radically different horizons offered by Pentecostal and Humana German witches revealed their intimate knowledge of forces of cosmological re-formulation and bodily, spiritual and soci- etal transformation—in visions of the coming of Christ, or in the ide- als of a future communist ...
s cat familiar should be a willing and enthusiastic partner in your magical work, not a pet that you force into the role. It’s important to allow the cat to choose you, rather than the other way around. Spend time with different cats and see which one feels...
Many historians and anthropologists thought it was an ideology for explaining misfortune in different ways. Other cultures believed that unthinkable misfortunes were caused by other supernatural beings such as gods, spirits, and demons, making them less afraid of witches. Ronald Hutton, an English ...
culture. Nearly every mountain top and ‘holler’ community had their local ‘Witch’ who was openly called such, as a title of honor, not as a insult or a charge of crime, as the term came to be used in other more urban American cultures of the seventeen, eighteen and nineteen ...
and cthonic vendettas reasserts itself in many cultures. Woman is made the scapegoat for mortality itself, for nature red in tooth and claw, for the mutability that is human fate. Then she is punished as if she were responsible for all nature's capriciousness, as if she were Mother Nature...
It almost looks like a mixture of several I recognize, but they're all from different cultures. => 你认得这个符号吗?它几乎看起来像我认识的几个混合物,但他们都来自不同的文化。 This is really strange. => 这真的很奇怪 Can I keep this? I could check some books if you want. => 我可以...