Titlebook: Emotions in the History of Witchcraft; Laura Kounine,Michael Ostling Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 emotio

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Satanic Fury: Depictions of the Devil’s Rage in Nicolas Remy’s ,thought. Moreover, rather than portraying an image of female lust, hatred, and weakness, Remy could imagine the Devil as violent, jealous, and angry to explain why people—both men and women—could fall prey to witchcraft.

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Speaking of Love in the Polish Witch Trialsn invasive enthrallment. This chapter traces the methodological problems raised by the attempt to find evidence of love and affection in voices emanating from the torture chamber. Through an examination of witness testimony, love magic, and a seventeenth-century case study, I will explore the love expressed in this most unlikely of sources.

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,Introduction: ‘Unbridled Passion’ and the History of Witchcraft,d Kounine raise methodological issues concerning representation, explore the limitations of the evidence available, and frame the volume in terms of key concepts from recent scholarship on emotions: emotives, emotionology, emotional communities, and emotional regimes.

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Selected Infectious Disease Topics,endency, and patriarchal obligation. Love magic transferred its passion play into the political sphere, working its emotional enchantments on an expansive spatial and social plane. This chapter explores the translation of love magic from the proximate and intimate to the generic and political and the power of emotion in both arenas.

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Pediatric Inflammatory Bowel Diseaseesires. Further, it suggests that the familiar spirit can be viewed as a physical manifestation of a witch’s inner emotional state. The chapter examines how witches’ narratives, as retold in pamphlets, used the familiar spirit to explain their uncontrolled desires.