Many have encountered hostility, or amused disdain) from colleagues in more accepted fields. Academic scholars working on magic have often been strikingly anxious to situate themselves indisputably within a conventional disciplinary framework, as tbough thereby to ward off dlC lingering taint of an object of study still thought disreputable if not outright mad. And some important potential contributors, notably philosophers, have not as yet seen a reason to join the conversation. Sociological and andlropological studies similarly presellt themselves in traditional disciplinary styles. Most books advert to normative modes of evidence, analysis, and interpretation in those historical fields.

Early modern magic, a preoccupation of the present work, receives treatment within the narrow limits of intellectual history and the history of science. The primary difficulty is simply explained: work on magic is tighdy constrained by the conventions of the discipLines in which it is locally formulated. Work in these areas, though on the increase, remains hampered by various methodological and political blinders. Modern academe does not recognize a discipline devoted to the analytical study of occult, magical, or esoteric traditions. Hieroglyphs and their alphabetic detivationsДЈ Egyptian hieroglyphics translated by Athanasius KircherД¦ Classification from the musical ennead scale The main hall of me museum at me Collegio Romano For further information, visit our website at Cloth printing Such materials include vegetable-based, low-VaC inks and acid-free papers that are recycled, rorally chlorine-free, or partly composed of nonwood fibers. ISBN 978-0-801+-+538-5 (cloth l.Д¬ornell University Press strives to use environmentally responsible suppliers and materials to the fullest extent possible in dle publishing of its books. Includes bibliographical rcfcrenccs and indcx. Magic in theory and practice I Christopher 1. ,r)' ofCongn.:ss Car:lloging-in-Publication Darn Lchrich, Chrisrophcr I. Printed in lhe United Sencs of America I,ih. For information, address Cornell University Press, Sage I-[ouse, 512 EaSt State Street, Ithaca, New York 14850. Except for brief quotations in a review, this book, or parts thereof, must nor be reproduced in any form withollt permission in writing from the publisher. LEHRICHД¬ORNELL UNIVERS'tTY PRESS ITHACA AND LONDONДЄll rights reserved. The Occult Mind MAGIC IN THEORY AND PRACTICE CHRISTOPHER I.

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