Cultures of Witchcraft in Europe from the Middle Ages to the Present

Chapter 1 Contested Knowledge: A Historical Anthropologist’s Approach to European Witchcraft

Chapter 2 Witches and Devil’s Magic in Austrian Demonological Legends

Chapter 4 The Mirror of the Witches (1600): A German Baroque Tragedy in Context

Chapter 5 Unravelling the Myth and Histories of the Weighing Test at Oudewater: The Case of Leentje Willems

Chapter 6 The North Sea as a Crossroads of Witchcraft Beliefs: The Limited Importance of Political Boundaries

Chapter 7 “Kind in Words and Deeds, but False in Their Hearts”: Fear of Evil Conspiracy in Late-Sixteenth-Century Denmark

Chapter 8 “Ein gefehrlich Ding, darin leichtlich zuviel geschieht” (A Dangerous Thing in Which Too Much Happens Easily). The End of Village Witch Trials in the Saar Region

Chapter 9 News from the Invisible World: The Publishing History of Tales of the Supernatural c.1660–1832

Chapter 10 Researching Reverse Witch Trials in Nineteenth- and Early Twentieth-Century England

Chapter 11 The Catechism of Witch Lore in Twentieth-Century Denmark

Chapter 12 Magic and Counter-Magic in Twenty-First-Century Bosnia