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Stephanie Jordan, Mark Morris: Musician-Choreographer | Dance Research
Equally good is her writing about the Witches and their crazy amalgamation of structured improvisation and risk, and musical exactness: ‘In these big group dances, relations with the music seem to ... double the damage of the Witches ’ violence and
Death at the Door of the Karapet: Gendered Space, Masculinity, the Breastfeeding Mother, and Cultic Competition in Late Antique Tarōn | Journal of Late Antique, Islamic and Byzantine Studies
This article centres gender as an important analytical category to explore regionally-specific expressions of religiosity that bridge the pre-Christian and Late Antique periods. It relates the stor...
Women and the Branks in Stirling, c.1600 to c.1730 | Scottish Economic & Social History
Enter keywords / phrases / DOI / ISSN / authors / ORCID / etc. Search. Close Drawer MenuOpen Drawer Menu. Journal of Scottish Historical Studies. No access. Research Article. November 1998...... Women and the Branks in Stirling, c.1600 to c.1730.
Getting Started | Wikimedian in Residence | Information Services
How to start using Wikisource, including how to create an account.
David Worthington (ed.), The New Coastal History: Cultural and Environmental Perspectives from Scotland and Beyond | Northern Scotland
Coastal witches would sink ships, drive away shoals, and summon storms.
Hans Magnus Enzensberger: New Selected Poems. Translated by David Constantine, Hans Magnus Enzensberger, Michael Hamburger, and Esther Kinsky | Translation and Literature
The English equivalents of ‘Drudenzopf’ tend to refer to Poles, less evocative of arcane science than witches . ... Hamburger captures the facetious tone by inserting the jocularly archaic ‘the’ before some of the terms (‘the witches ’ braid’,
Julian Goodare, The Government of Scotland, 1560–1625 | The Innes Review
Enter keywords / phrases / DOI / ISSN / authors / ORCID / etc. Search. Close Drawer MenuOpen Drawer Menu. The Innes Review. Free access. Book Review. May...... Julian Goodare, The Government of Scotland, 1560–1625. Author:Based on: Julian Goodare,
Digital volunteering with Wikipedia | Wikimedian in Residence | Information Services
Wikipedia editing as part of The Edinburgh Award.
Enemies of God Revisited: Recent Publications on Scottish Witch-hunting | Scottish Economic & Social History
Macdonald, Witches of Fife; Maxwell-Stuart, Satan's Conspiracy.
James Sharpe, The Bewitching of Anne Gunter, a Horrible and True Story of Deception, Witchcraft, Murder, and the King of England. New York: Routledge, 2000. 238 pages | Ben Jonson Journal
James VI's Demonology and the North Berwick Witches .