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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Emotions in the History of Witchcraft978-1-137-52903-9Series ISSN 2946-5958 Series E-ISSN 2946-5966

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Bullying, the Neurobiology of Emotional Aggression, and the Experience of Witchcraftways that result in physical disorders. Acknowledging that cases involving such mechanisms constitute a small minority of all witch trials, the chapter argues that historians nevertheless need to take this reality into account in their interpretations of individual cases and of witchcraft as a whole

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Witchcraft and the Dangers of Intimacy: Africa and Europeefer to ‘witchcraft’, with dramatic consequences. The question is when this turning point is reached—under what circumstances and what pressures? Such a turning point might be an apt moment to grasp the emotions involved.

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Psychotic Reactions? Witchcraft, the Devil and Mental Illnessame of culturally sanctioned religious orthodoxy. My discussion is underpinned by reference to the views of Stuart Clark in a classic 1983 . article that questioned historians of . who equated emotionality and belief in demons with ignorance. Such assumptions bear with them a politics of emotion whi

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Introduction to Primary Immunodeficiencies,ly trained assessors formed a certain kind of emotional community. Certain semantics determined the norms of the emotional habits of the accused as well as the judges. Finally, further research into the emotional norms, narratives or labels of alleged witches has to move from appreciating local tria

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Pulmonary Artery Interventions in Childrenefer to ‘witchcraft’, with dramatic consequences. The question is when this turning point is reached—under what circumstances and what pressures? Such a turning point might be an apt moment to grasp the emotions involved.