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BCE-4th cen.? C)??? -- ? Kyle?? ??Fraser?????? -- 2???The Medieval Anti-Faust: Stories, Rituals, and Self-Representations in the Flowers of Heavenly Teaching??? -- ? Claire?? ??Fanger?????? -- 3???Enchantment and Anger in Medieval Icelandic Literature and Later Folklore -- ? A?ð?alhei?ð?ur?? ??Gu?ð?mundsd?ó?ttir?????? -- 4???Narratives of the Witch, the Magician, and the Devil in Early Modern Grimoires -- ? Owen?? ??Davies?????? -- 5???When Ritual Texts Become Legendary ? Practice and Fiction in Nordic Folklore??? -- ? Ane?? ??Ohrvik?????? -- 6??Magic and Literary Imagination in H. P. Blavatsky's Theosophy -- ? Marco?? ??Frenschkowski?????? -- 7???The Emergence of Fictional Practice in the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn: W.B. Yeats' Talismanic Poetry??? -- ? Dirk?? ??Johannsen?????? -- 8???"My Life in a Love Cult": Tantra, Orientalism, and Sex Magic in Early Twentieth-Century Fiction??? -- ? Hugh B???.? ??Urban?????? -- 9???Drawing Down the Moon: From Classical Greece to Modern Wicca???? -- ? Ethan?? ??Doyle White?????? -- 10???Drinking from Hecate's Fountain:? Kenneth Grant's Typhonian Trilogies and the Fusion Between Literature and Practiced Magic??? -- ? Christian?? ??Giudice?????? -- 11???If One Knows Where to Look, Fiction is Magic: Reading Fictional Texts as Manuals of Magic in Post-Soviet Ukraine, Russia, and Belarus??? -- ? Kateryna?? ??Zorya?????? -- 12???"Cthulhu Gnosis" Monstrosity, Selfhood, and Secular Re-Enchantment in Lovecraftian Occultural Practice??? -- ? Justin?? ??Woodman?????? -- 13???A Magickal School in the Twenty-First Century: The Grey School of Wizardry and Its Prehistory??? -- ? Carole M???.? ??Cusack?????? -- 14?Fictional Practice from Antiquity to Today -- ? Bernd-Christian?? ??Otto?????? -- Index. 330 $aTo what extent were practitioners of magic inspired by fictional accounts of their art? In how far did the daunting narratives surrounding legendary magicians such as Theophilus of Adana, Cyprianus of Antioch, Johann Georg Faust or Agrippa of Nettesheim rely on real-world events or practices? Fourteen original case studies present material from late antiquity to the twenty-first century and explore these questions in a systematic manner. By coining the notion of 'fictional practice', the editors discuss the emergence of novel, imaginative types of magic from the nineteenth century onwards when fiction and practice came to be more and more intertwined or even fully amalgamated. 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