Who said it?
Who said, "There is no church of magic?"
Who is Emile Durkheim?
According to Gmelch in "Baseball Magic," what functions do rituals, taboos, and other related practices serve and when are they used the most?
What is to increase confidence in high-risk situations?
Who said, "What is taking place, then, is a broad attack on women.... “Traditional” patriarchal prejudices certainly play a role in it. Shaped by male-centered religious values, indigenous as well as grafted on them by colonization...."
Who is Silvia Federici?
Who said "Dirt is matter out of place"?
Who is Mary Douglas?
What was the difference between a charm and the Lord's Prayer in early medieval Europe?
What is 'the authority of the Catholic Church'?
What are "people's deepest fears" and "a reversal of 'normal' behavior"?
What was Rachel Moseley's argument in "Glamorous Teen Magic"?
What is "representations of teen witches police acceptable forms of femininity even as they celebrate postfeminist forms of female power"? (Or something similar!)
Who described "the disenchantment of the world?
Who is Max Weber?
What is 'around 1900'? (or similar)
What does Kim TallBear suggest, in her work on decolonizing anthropology, as a better solution than "giving back"?
What is 'standing with'?
What are the four dimensions of Bruce Lincoln's definition of religion?
What are discourse (referring to the transcendent), practice, institution, and community?
Who said that "Most other systems of explanation-mythic, magic, or religious- encompass everything. They apply to every domain. They answer any possible
question. They account for the origin, beginning, and end of the universe. Science proceeds differently."?
Who is Francois Jacob?
When did the European witch hunts take place?
When is 1450-1700?
What are the three elements of the shamanistic complex, according to Levi-Strauss?
What are 1) the patient, 2) the shaman, and 2) the community?
What is the name of the part(s) of the brain that psychedelics disrupt?
What is the default mode network?
Who said, "The arcane knowledge or "gnosis" obtained
in the liminal period is felt to change the inmost
nature of the neophyte, impressing him, as a seal
impresses wax, with the characteristics of his new
state. It is not a mere acquisition of knowledge, but a
change in being."
Who is Victor Turner?
What German physician invented the practice of treating patients with magnets?
Who is (Franz) Mesmer?
What is central to American neopaganism, according to Sabine Magliocco in Witching Culture?
What is religious ecstasy?
What Siberian lake was featured in the documentary and is sacred in shamanic practices?
What is Lake Baikal?