Contemporary religious Satanism
Subtitle: a critical anthology
By: edited by Jesper Aagaard Petersen.
Series: Controversial new religions
Publisher: Ashgate
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Farnham, England; Burlington, VT
Language: eng
Number of pages: 277
ISBN-13: 9780754652861
Subjects: Satanism
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Satanism: performing alterity and othering  -- Graham Harvey; title: Infernal legitimacy  -- James R. Lewis; title: Darkness within: Satanism as a self-religion  -- Asbjørn Dyrendal; title: Self-conscious routinization and the post-charismatic fate of the Church of Satan from 1997 to the present  -- Maxwell Davies; title: Embracing others than Satan: the multiple princes of darkness in the Left-Hand Path milieu  -- Kennet Granholm -- The; title: devil's down in Dixie: studying Satanism in south Georgia  -- Kathleen Lowney -- The; title: peculiarities of Lithuanian Satanism: between crime and atheism in cyberspace  -- Milda Alisauskiene; title: Satanism in Estonia  -- Ringo Ringvee; title: Cyber-Satanism and imagined Satanism: dark symptoms of late modernity  -- Rafal Smoczynski; title: Social Democratic Satanism?: some examples of Satanism in Scandinavia  -- Didrik Søderlind and Asbjørn Dyrendal; title: "With my art I am the fist in the face of god": on old-school black metal  -- Gry Mørk; title: Italian martyrs of "Satanism": Sister Maria Laura Mainetti and Father Giorgio Govoni  -- Andrea Menegotto; title: Speculating on the point 003 percent?: some remarks on the chaotic Satanic minorities in the UK  -- Dale Evans; title: Reflections on Satanism  -- Vexen Crabtree; title: Excerpt from Lords of the Left-Hand Path: a history of spiritual dissent  -- Stephen E. Flowers; title: Dark doctrines: two examples  -- Tani Jantsang -- The; title: Satanic politic  -- Nathan Wardinski -- The; title: culture cult -- Ole Wolf.