Witchcraft and Paganism In Australia

An absorbing anthropological study that examines paganism as a case study of religious difference and its place in modern society. This book contributes in a most original way to the growing literature on comparative religion and new religious movements. More specifically, it draws attention to a new religious movement. Neo-Paganism, or Paganism, is rapidly growing in membership throughout the Western world, and is gaining increasing interest throughout Australia. Using a multidisciplinary ap…