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Oxford University Press - The Devil's Party: Satanism In Modernity

Name: Oxford University Press - The Devil's Party: Satanism In Modernity
Brand: Oxford University Press
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Explore the evolution of new religious movements with The Devil's Party: Satanism In Modernity. Published by Oxford University Press, this academic volume addresses a significant gap in current scholarship by focusing on self-declared Satanism as a lived religion. While previous studies often focused on historical or anthropological aspects of groups, this collection looks at Satanism through the lens of cultural production, consumption, history, and organization. This book presents 12 cutting-edge essays that define the emerging field of Satanism studies. It examines modern Satanism as a practiced religion of lifestyle, moving beyond traditional academic boundaries. Readers will find detailed analysis on various topics, including the influence of early literary Satanists such as Blake and Shelley. This collection provides a necessary academic perspective on how these movements function in a modern context, making it a valuable resource for those studying religious history and social movements.

Key Features

Comprehensive academic study from Oxford University Press focusing on the emerging field of Satanism studies.

Includes 12 cutting-edge essays that examine modern Satanism as a practiced religion of lifestyle.

Covers diverse topics ranging from historical religious movements to modern cultural production and consumption.

Provides deep analysis of early literary Satanists including figures like Blake and Shelley.

Addresses the academic neglect of self-declared Satanism as an organized religion with its own history.

Product Specifications

Brand: Oxford University Press
Format: paperback
ASIN: 0199779244
Category: Books > Subjects > History > Social & Cultural > Religious
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 27 November 2012
Listed Since: 21 April 2012

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