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Afterword,econd deals with the present status of Paganism in the Western world, with especial regard to its achievements to date in establishing a place for itself within wider societies, and the strengths and weaknesses which currently characterise it as a result.

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The Taming of the Fae: Literary and Folkloric Fairies in Modern Paganisms,s to cultivate relationships with them through a variety of practices, some traditional, others innovative. Nonetheless, it argues, the phenomenological nature of fairy experiences keeps the fae from becoming too tame: they remain in a liminal category.

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,“Wild Nature” and the Lure of the Past: The Legacy of Romanticism Among Young Pagan Environmentalisonmental activists in the late twentieth century and played an important role in the broader environmental movement’s conflicted attitudes towards “rewilding” and the appropriate relation between humans and the more-than-human world.

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,“The Eyes of Goats and of Women”: Femininity and the Post-Thelemic Witchcraft of Jack Parsons and Kcts. I suggest, firstly, that these authors’ engagement with concepts of witchcraft can be read as part of an endeavour to position femininity as central to magic, and, secondly, that the intersection of second-wave feminism and Paganism exerted a stronger influence on Grant’s writings than previously recognised.

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Navigating the Crooked Path: Andrew D. Chumbley and the Sabbatic Craft,en conducted into Chumbley and his Sabbatic tradition, this chapter seeks to rectify this by representing the first scholarly exploration of his life, based on an examination of his writings and the recollections of those who knew him.

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