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Introduction, issued by British Pagans, feminist Witches, and Goddess Spirituality proponents, as well as an extensive archival research into the magazines, correspondences, and ephemera produced by this milieu. Most of these materials are analyzed in an academic context for the first time and are entirely new for researchers.

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,The 1950s–1960s: Gerald Gardner and Alex Sanders, all of the individuals and organizations presented in Chapter 1. The religion began attracting both male and female followers throughout the 1950s and 1960s, and in the meantime, several other traditions of witchcraft begun to emerge in Britain, such as Alexandrian Wicca. The chapter analyzes the a

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,The Women’s Liberation Movement and the Rise of Matriarchy Study Groups in the UK During the 1970s–ca was evolving into the new center for Pagan thought and activity, that the religion of Wicca came under the influence of radical and cultural feminisms, resulting in the formation of the separatist and lesbian-oriented Dianic Wicca and the more inclusive Reclaiming tradition. During the latter hal

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,Women and Gender Issues Among the 1970s–1980s Wiccans and Wiccan-Derived Pagans: An Analysis of thes at the grassroots level. It shows that while on the whole the movement shifted toward women’s issues when confronted with the growing feminist movement, adaptation of feminist discourse and ideas by British Wiccan and Wiccan-derived Pagans was by no mean uniform. Such disparities did cause, of cou