Responding to the surging interest among students for information on topics relating to magic, witchcraft, the supernatural and other mysterious phenomena, Gale presents this in-depth, comprehensive 3-vol. set. Information is arranged in an objective manner, presenting varying viewpoints when appropriate, and is written at a level that younger students and researchers can understand. Chapters offer a thorough look at the history of each topic and cover the people and practices, as well as popular literature, television programs and movies, related to the subject. Other features include: Approximately 300 photos and illustrations "Making the Connection," a detailed glossary "Delving Deeper," a helpful further readings section Cumulative index Sidebars highlighting unusual facts, features, and people, as well as related books, films, Web sites, and other sources of relevant information
This encyclopaedia, such as the Loch Ness monster, the Bermuda Triangle, Bigfoot, and UFOs, but also the scientists, investigators, witnesses, organizations, publications, theories, beliefs, and hoaxes associated with such occurrences.
Even a recently buried relative could have been cursed to become a vampire, and once night fell, the corpse, animated by blood lust, would claw his way out of the rot of the grave to seek unholy nourishment from his own family members.
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This book systematically explores all aspects of the human fascination with the unknowable, from hauntings and the power of the mind, to physical mysteries such as lost civilizations, ancient superstitions and symbols, and the persistent ...
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The Gale Encyclopedia of the Unusual and Unexplained. Detroit, MI: Thomson/Gale, 2003. Taylor, Troy. Ghosts by Gaslight. Decatur, IL: Whitechapel Productions Press, 2007. Twain, Mark. Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer Among the Indians and Other ...
Variations: Hauteclaire, Hauteclairn, Hauteclare, Hauteclere One of the swords of Oliver, Halteclere (“High and Neat”/“Very Bright”) is described as having burnished steel, a golden guard and a crystal hilt. In one story, while Roland ...
To explain his own way of working, Becker refers to the theater director Krystian Lupa and the latter's creation of a world behind the text. As a child, Lupa lived in a house with an immense garden. His theater practice started there.
universe. Sagan writes: The Hindu religion is the only one of the world's great faiths dedicated to the idea that the ... Meanwhile, elsewhere, there are an infinite number of other universes, each with its own god dreaming the cosmic ...
Brad Steiger and Sherry Steiger, Gale Encyclopedia of the Unusual and Unexplained, Gale, 2003, vol. 3,p.2; George Stuart, 'Whatisa Ghost?', Paranormal, June 2010, p. 59. 18. Ludwig (also Lewes) Lavater, Das Gespensterbuch, 1569, ...