![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjrxoUkIkpY77tsHLlYEGeO-bG5f132OqdqQlVSm_dUTgfsaf3T2ha2rzWqDijMio10QpkpRd3z14V4LmzmN6h6-N8JteMcm2ObcshWfb4VNE9sA6DBYjmip5wA5eg2oSZk1c2m3kOEZBY/s200/head2.gif)
The interests of our membership include, but are not limited to, the history and sociology of magic; theological, and intellectual apprehensions of magic; practices and theories of magic; and objects, artifacts and texts either qualified as magical by their creators, or forming the substance of an accusation of magic by others.
The Societas Magica was originally established in 1994 by Richard Kieckhefer, Claire Fanger and Robert Mathiesen for the purpose of sponsoring sessions on the history of magic in the middle ages at the annual International Congress on Medieval Studies at Kalamazoo, Michigan. However the activities of the Societas have expanded with its increasingly diverse membership, and our interests are not limited to the medieval period. We continue to sponsor sessions both at the Medieval Congress at Kalamazoo and also at other academic conferences as proposed and organized by members.
Classification: Scholars
Threat: Non
No comments:
Post a Comment