From medieval saints to early modern witches, Spiritualism to contemporary horror and Christianity, the supernatural is a constant of Western experience. Malcolm Gaskill explores this persistence, arguing that we can understand the beliefs of our ancestors by recognizing that the supernatural has always made emotional, if not intellectual, sense.
From medieval saints to early modern witches, Spiritualism to contemporary horror and Christianity, the supernatural is a constant of Western experience. Malcolm Gaskill explores this persistence, arguing that we can understand the beliefs of our ancestors by recognizing that the supernatural has always made emotional, if not intellectual, sense.