Titlebook: Emotions in the History of Witchcraft; Laura Kounine,Michael Ostling Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 emotio

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Tyrannical Beasts: Male Witchcraft in Early Modern English Culturehe male witch was not a peak image for human evil, the language to describe him had to be derived from other reservoirs of masculinised cultural descriptors. Here I examine the shared cultural terrain between the male witch and the tyrant, and argue that that male witches exhibited tyrannical masculinities.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-52903-9emotion; psychology; witch; passion; history; Satanic; Early Modern; England; Poland; love; mystic; trial; law; t

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Pathophysiology of Hydrocephalus,es. This Introduction surveys both the history and the historiography of emotions as these relate to witches, witchcraft, and witch-trials. Ostling and Kounine raise methodological issues concerning representation, explore the limitations of the evidence available, and frame the volume in terms of k

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-06231-5 stand out for the extreme cruelty and violence they display. This chapter explores the reasons for these new emphases. Although De Gheyn used his skills in depicting nature to heighten the impact of his images, his intellectual networks make clear that they were not meant to represent social realit

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George S. Stergiou,Angeliki Ntineriis magisterial . argued that in intellectual thought, it was ‘literally unthinkable that witches should be male’. Yet such a view overlooks the fact that prominent demonologists could—and did—conceive of male witches. Through a close reading of Nicolas Remy’s . (1595), this chapter will show that de

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Nicholas Larkins,Jonathan Craighe male witch was not a peak image for human evil, the language to describe him had to be derived from other reservoirs of masculinised cultural descriptors. Here I examine the shared cultural terrain between the male witch and the tyrant, and argue that that male witches exhibited tyrannical mascul

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