Spellbound : women and witchcraft in America /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Wilmington, Del. :
Scholarly Resources,
1998.
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| Series: | Worlds of women ;
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Table of Contents:
- The economic basis of witchcraft / Carol F. Karlsen
- Female speech and other demons: witchcraft and wordcraft in early New England / Jane Kamensky
- Gender and the meanings of confession in early New England / Elizabeth Reis
- Dark Eve / Bernard Rosenthal
- "The Devil will roar in me anon": the possession of Martha Roberson, Boston, 1741 / Kenneth P. Minkema
- Seneca possessed: colonialism, witchcraft, and gender in the time of Handsome Lake / Matthew Dennis
- Sojourner Truth's religion in her moment of Pentecostalism and witchcraft / Nell Irvin Painter
- "Hoodoo? God do"? African American women and contested spirituality in the spiritual churches of New Orleans / David C. Estes
- Red lilac of the Cayugas: traditional Indian laws and culture conflict in a witchcraft trial in Buffalo, New York, 1930 / Sidney L. Harring
- Witchcraft as Goddess religion / Starhawk
- Affinities and appropriations in feminist spirituality / Cynthia Eller
- In whose image? misogynist trends in the construction of Goddess and woman / Linda Jencson.