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A Deed Without a Name: The Witch in Society and History.

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Historical, Religious, and Philosophical Studies Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies Medieval and Early Modern Justice

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Contents: Power and the Witch -- The Witch and Society -- The Idea of the Witch -- Detecting the Witch -- Witch Suspects: Suspicions Based upon the Personal Qualities of Suspects -- Witch Suspects: Suspicions Rooted in the Structural Position of the Accused -- Labelling the Witch -- Witchcraft, Power and Wealth -- European Witch: Maleficium and Demonology -- The Great Witch Craze -- Our Contemporary Witches

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