No. 107 (2020): Procesy o czary w XVI–XVIII wieku jako zjawisko społeczne

pod redakcją Zbigniewa Anusika i Jacka Wijaczki

Published: 2020-08-30

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Articles

• Studies on the history of women in Poland of the 16th–18th century in the years 2011–2020: Unchanging attractiveness yet new questions?

  Cezary Kuklo

  13-57

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• The image of the witch-woman in the recent Polish historiography of the witch trials during the early modern period

  Bernadetta Manyś

  59-77

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• Female faces: witchcraft and melancholy. Some reflections about the perception of psychotic conditions in the past and present

  Igor Kąkolewski

  79-95

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• Sorcery and witch trials in Prague in the 16th and in the first half of the 17th century

  Petr Kreuz

  97-116

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• Witch trials in Mnichowo village: a case study on the social history of the countryside in Greater Poland in the second half of the 17th century

  Jacek Wijaczka

  117-131

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• The locations of witch Sabbaths in early modern era – their significance and topographic specificity. Contributions to research on witchcraft trials in Silesia and Moravia

  Karolina Wojtucka

  133-151

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• “Dead Witches” – trials and executions of the dead, accused of posthumous magic in the property of the Teutonic Order in Silesia and Moravia in the 17th and 18th centuries

  Daniel Wojtucki

  153-197

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• Everyday magic and witch hunts in history, art and the history of ideas. Reviews and reflections from a curating museum director

  Andrea Rudolph

  199-221

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Other

• Słowo wstępne

  Zbigniew Anusik, Jacek Wijaczka

  5-11

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