The Supernatural: A Global History: Books

A survey of 1970s occult culture, with chapters chronicling astrology, prophets, witchcraft, Scientology, Edgar Cayce, Eckankar, psychics, UFO culture, the myths of Atlantis and Lemuria, mediums, gurus and assorted messiahs, Satanism, parapsychological research, and the occult product market.

The occult in folklore and popular culture

Magic in theory and practice - Egypt

Pastor Jimmy Morrow's narrative history of his Appalachian Jesus' Name tradition

A social history of ghosts

Six studies in English folk song

Periodical

Mystical, philosophical, theosophical, historical, and scientific essays selected from "The Theosophist"

Cross-cultural spiritualism in nineteenth-century American literature

Women's xenoglossia in the later middle ages

A cross-cultural study of beliefs and practices

An Introduction

"The werewolf is known for its sudden transformation under the full moon, but also underwent an evolution from bloodthirsty creature to antihero. The book analyzes the context that created the image of the werewolf as a savage beast. The Catholic Church's response to the belief in werewolves and literature's depiction of the werewolf as victims are presented"--Provided by publisher.

A cultural history of killing the dead

Fans, victims, and practitioners

Rumor and history in colonial Africa

Bram Stoker and the politics of popular fiction

A guide to cryptozoology

Modernity, witchcraft and the occult in postcolonial Africa