An exegetical study evaluating the Christadelphian view of Satan by analyzing the use and significance of the term 'satanas' in the New Testament, focusing specifically on the Gospel of Mark and Paul's epistles to the Corinthians. The article surveys…
A comprehensive intellectual biography of Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa von Nettesheim, exploring his contributions to Renaissance magic, skepticism, and the crisis of humanist philosophy in early modern Europe
A major historical study investigating the role of supernatural beliefs—such as magic, astrology, and witchcraft—in early modern English society, and how the Reformation and scientific developments contributed to their decline.
This is an article in the history of magic that re-evaluates Alison Butler's thesis regarding the novelty of the magical praxis of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn. It consists of a response to two claims made by Butler as to the morphological…
La pervivencia de la astrología y en particular de la astrología islámica en el arte cortesano europeo entre los siglos XIII y XVI se consolidó mediante la traducción y transmisión de textos científicos árabes, influyendo de forma directa en la…
Recopilación de investigaciones sobre el pensamiento linguístico, filosófico y literario entre el mundo árabe e islamico y occidente, cuestiones de historia, política, religión en las sociedades del mundo árabe e islámico y del mediterráneo,…
This thesis examines the history of the Western magical tradition through the establishment and development of cabalistic magic and its revival in nineteenth-century England. It analyzes how the synthesis of esotericism begun in the Renaissance by…
Examina la interacción entre las fases de sueño (N3 y REM) y las hormonas del estrés para explicar cómo el cerebro procesa experiencias novedosas o insólitas mediante asociaciones débiles durante la ensoñación.
Estudio cuantitativo que compara la estructura narrativa de sueños en las fases N1, N2, N3 y REM, demostrando la hiperconectividad y flexibilidad asociativa del cerebro en la fase REM para integrar contenido bizarro.
In the late nineteenth century, the formation of a society of practising magicians marked the climax of the Victorian revival of magic and occultism. This paper examines the origins of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn.
