Witches & Neighbors the Social and Cultural Context of European Witchcraft
- Binding: Paperback
- Publisher: Penguin USA
- Publish date: 02/01/1998
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Witches and Neighbors is a remarkable interpretation of the course and causes of the fear and persecution of witches that bedeviled Europe for centuries. Robin Briggs draws on the latest research into the local realities underlying the phenomenon. In particular, he employs his own extensive work in the rich archives hidden away in the area in Europe in which so many cases became known.
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Who were the witches? What were their practices? Who believed in them? What was their place in society? Why, exactly, were they feared? And how were they accused, tried, and executed? Robin Briggs attempts to answer these questions. But he goes one step further than simply looking at the persecutions themselves; he focuses on the society in which perceived witchcraft existed.
Witches and Neighbors is an illuminating social and cultural history of a period all too often darkened by myth and misinformation.
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