1Introduction
10Chapter 9: The Global Anthropology of Evil: Witchcraft Beyond Europe
2Chapter 1: The Ancient Roots of Fear and Magic
11Chapter 10: The Modern Revival: Neopagan Witchcraft and Wicca
3Chapter 2: The Medieval Mindset: Demons, Heresy, and the Emergence of the Witch
12Chapter 11: The Witch in Popular Culture: Media and Modern Mythology
4Chapter 3: The Great Witch Hunts: Fear, Accusation, and Persecution
13Chapter 12: Witchcraft and Feminism: Power, Liberation, and Gender
5Chapter 4: The Anthropological Lens: Witchcraft as Social Explanation
14Chapter 13: Witchcraft and Science: A Complex Relationship
6Chapter 5: From Persecution to Protection: Shifting Perceptions
15Chapter 14: The Etymology of Evil: Language and the Accusation
7Chapter 6: Etymology and Semantics: Tracing the Word 'Witch
16Chapter 15: Contemporary Witchcraft: Spirituality, Identity, and the Future
8Chapter 7: Witchcraft in Folklore and Mythology
17Back Matter
9Chapter 8: The Witch in Literature and Art: From Grotesque to Gothic
