Witches and Bewitched
Persons and Assertions of Witchcraft in early modern England. (Link)
Through the careful categorization, re-articulation, and organization of primary textual materials, the scholary encylopedia Witches and Bewitched: Persons and Assertions of Witchcraft in Early Modern England and the visualization tool and database, Throwing Bones, can be used in tandem, or as indivivual resources to give new insights into the many ways in which witchcraft's textual and physical evolution enabled its proliferation.
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The Early English Paranormal and Pop-cultural Project (Link)
Investigations into including witchcraft, the wondrous, the prophetic, and the paranormal, and their effect on the cultural, literary, and legal landscapes, continue to fascinate and trouble scholars. The concurrent availability of open source computational and visualization tools has meant scholars can apply multiple techniques to their data sets to produce increasingly complex and meaningful results. The Early English Paranormal and Pop-cultural Project (eeppp!) will visualize, map, read, and mine the rich corpus of populous printed materials concerned with monstrophy1 and the study of the miraculous, and the elisions between the spiritual, the sensational, and the scandalous in early modern England. EEPPP will deliver a web-accessible platform for use by a wide breath of scholars inside and outside the academy, across different disciplines, with diverse research questions related to the paranormal and pop-cultural.