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This highly original and engaging book by French historian Robert Muchembled, is a journey through time and space in search of the changing perception and significance of the devil in Western culture. * An outstanding book about the changing perception and significance of the devil in Western culture.

Trade Review
"Only on one level a history of the Devil; on a deeper level it is a history of the shifting and fluctuating status the Devil has occupied in Western culture ... a valuable book, once one has recognized its unusual intentions."

Richard Kieckhefer, Magic, Ritual, and Witchcraft



Table of Contents
Acknowledgements.

Introduction: A Thousand Years Of The Devil.

1. Satan Makes His Entry (Twelfth To Fifteenth Centuries):.

Satan And The Myth Of Primordial Combat.

Good And Bad Devils.

Instilling Fear: The Diabolic Obsession At The End Of The Middle Ages.

The Evil One And The Beast.

2. The Night Of The Sabbath:.

Heresy.

From Waldensians To Witches.

A Hammer To Crush The Witches.

Satanic Nudity.

The Triumph Of Demon-Mania.

The Mark Of The Devil.

3. The Devil In The Body:.

The Magical Body.

The Female Body.

Monsters And Marvels.

The Hell Of Sex.

Towards A History Of The Senses: The Promotion Of Sight.

Towards A History Of The Senses: The Demonising Of Smell.

4. Satanic Literature And Tragic Culture (1550-1650):.

The Fear Of Oneself.

Devil Books In Protestant Germany.

The Tragic Culture In France.

Rosset, The Devil And The Rotting Corpse.

Jean-Pierre Camus, Or The Spectacle Of Horror.

Bloody Tales: The Devil In The News.

The Baroque And Transgression.

5. The Twilight Of The Devil, From Classicism To Romanticism:.

Satan’s Final Apotheosis.

The Fragmented Images Of Evil.

A Disenchanted Devil.

The Symbolic Transition: From Satan To Mephistopheles.

The Contribution Of Fiction.

Beelzebub In Love.

6. The Demon Within (Nineteenth And Twentieth Centuries):.

Doctrinal Permanencies.

Having Fun With The Devil: The Gothic Novel And The Frénétiques.

The Rebel Angel Of The Satanists.

The Children Of The Devil.

The Diabolic Unconscious.

Taming The Shadows.

A Paper Devil?.

7. Pleasure Or Terror. The Devil At The End Of The Second Millennium:.

The Devil, Probably Prudent Exorcism.

“Devilish Good”: Advertising, Beer And The Strip Cartoon.

The Expressionist Devil: From The Golem To Dies Irae.

The Film Noir: Horror, Suspense And Perversion.

America’s Demons.

Conclusion. Dancing With The Devil.

Select Bibliography.

Select List Of Films

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      Publisher: John Wiley and Sons Ltd
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 31/10/2003
      ISBN13: 9780745628158, 978-0745628158
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      Description

      Book Synopsis
      This highly original and engaging book by French historian Robert Muchembled, is a journey through time and space in search of the changing perception and significance of the devil in Western culture. * An outstanding book about the changing perception and significance of the devil in Western culture.

      Trade Review
      "Only on one level a history of the Devil; on a deeper level it is a history of the shifting and fluctuating status the Devil has occupied in Western culture ... a valuable book, once one has recognized its unusual intentions."

      Richard Kieckhefer, Magic, Ritual, and Witchcraft



      Table of Contents
      Acknowledgements.

      Introduction: A Thousand Years Of The Devil.

      1. Satan Makes His Entry (Twelfth To Fifteenth Centuries):.

      Satan And The Myth Of Primordial Combat.

      Good And Bad Devils.

      Instilling Fear: The Diabolic Obsession At The End Of The Middle Ages.

      The Evil One And The Beast.

      2. The Night Of The Sabbath:.

      Heresy.

      From Waldensians To Witches.

      A Hammer To Crush The Witches.

      Satanic Nudity.

      The Triumph Of Demon-Mania.

      The Mark Of The Devil.

      3. The Devil In The Body:.

      The Magical Body.

      The Female Body.

      Monsters And Marvels.

      The Hell Of Sex.

      Towards A History Of The Senses: The Promotion Of Sight.

      Towards A History Of The Senses: The Demonising Of Smell.

      4. Satanic Literature And Tragic Culture (1550-1650):.

      The Fear Of Oneself.

      Devil Books In Protestant Germany.

      The Tragic Culture In France.

      Rosset, The Devil And The Rotting Corpse.

      Jean-Pierre Camus, Or The Spectacle Of Horror.

      Bloody Tales: The Devil In The News.

      The Baroque And Transgression.

      5. The Twilight Of The Devil, From Classicism To Romanticism:.

      Satan’s Final Apotheosis.

      The Fragmented Images Of Evil.

      A Disenchanted Devil.

      The Symbolic Transition: From Satan To Mephistopheles.

      The Contribution Of Fiction.

      Beelzebub In Love.

      6. The Demon Within (Nineteenth And Twentieth Centuries):.

      Doctrinal Permanencies.

      Having Fun With The Devil: The Gothic Novel And The Frénétiques.

      The Rebel Angel Of The Satanists.

      The Children Of The Devil.

      The Diabolic Unconscious.

      Taming The Shadows.

      A Paper Devil?.

      7. Pleasure Or Terror. The Devil At The End Of The Second Millennium:.

      The Devil, Probably Prudent Exorcism.

      “Devilish Good”: Advertising, Beer And The Strip Cartoon.

      The Expressionist Devil: From The Golem To Dies Irae.

      The Film Noir: Horror, Suspense And Perversion.

      America’s Demons.

      Conclusion. Dancing With The Devil.

      Select Bibliography.

      Select List Of Films

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