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2. Twenty-five. Witch-Ins and Other Feminist Acts
3. Twenty-four. Hexing the Patriarchy: The Revolutionary Aesthetics of W.I.T.C.H.
4. Four. Whose Craft?: Contentions on Open and Closed Practice in Contemporary Witchcraft(s)
5. One. Witchcraft in My Community: Healing Sex and Sexuality
6. V. Protest and Reclaiming
7. Introduction: Manifesting Witch Studies
8. Thirty-two. Crafting against Capitalism: Queer Longings for Witch Futures
9. Index
10. Contributors
11. Thirty. Feminism as a Demon, or, The Difference Witches Make: Chiara Fumai with Carla Lonzi
12. VI. Witch Epistemologies
13. Thirty-one. Religion and Magic through Feminist Lenses
14. Twenty-eight. Witching the Institution: Academia and Feminist Witchcraft
15. Twenty-nine. A Ruderal Witchcraft Manifesto
16. Twenty-seven. We Are All Witches: My Pagan Journey
17. Twenty-two. From Born This Witch to Bad Bitch Witch: A History of Witch Representation in Western Pop Culture
18. Nineteen. A Witch's Guide to the Underground: Sixties Counterculture, Dianic Wicca, and the Cultural Trope of the Witchy Diva
19. Twenty-one. Pakistan's Churails: Young Feminists Choosing Witch Way Is Forward
20. Twenty. A Queer Critical Analysis of Contemporary Representations of the Churail in Hindi Film
21. Twenty-three. I Put a Spell on You and Now You're Mine: A Vulvacentric Reading of Witchcraft
22. Eighteen. Witching Sound in the Anthropocene (and Occultcene)
23. Seventeen. Mista Boo: Portrait of a Drag Witch
24. IV. Art, Aesthetics, and Cultural Production
25. Fifteen. Contemporary Trends in Witch-Hunting in India
26. Sixteen. Bewitching Gender History
27. Thirteen. Occult Violence and the Savage Slot: Understanding Tanzanian Witch-Killings in Historical and Ethnographic Context
28. Fourteen. Going All the Way: From Village to Supreme Court for a Witch-Killing in Central India
29. Twelve. A Feminist Theory of Witch Hunts
30. Eleven. Fortune-Telling, Women's Friendship, and Divination Commodification in Contemporary Italy
31. III. Killing the Witch
32. Ten. We Are Here with Our Rebellious Joy: Witches and Witchcraft in Turkey
33. Nine. Deitsch Magic Past and Future
34. Eight. Ecstatic Desires: Queerness and the Witch's Body
35. Six. Resurrecting Granny: A Brief Excavation of Appalachian Folk Magic
36. Seven. Some Decks May Be Stacked against Us but This Deck Is Ours: Justice-Centered Tarot in and against the New Age
37. Three. Irish Feminist Witches: Using Witchcraft and Activism to Heal from Violence and Trauma
38. II. Lineages of Healing
39. Five. You Deserve, Baby!: Spiritual Co-creation, Black Witches, and Feminism
40. Acknowledgments
41. Two. What Is a Witch?: Tituba's Subjunctive Challenge
42. I. The Colonial Encounter
43. Title Page, Copyright, Dedication
44. 4 A Sick and Boring Life: Queer People Diagnose the Tragedy
45. 1 Let's Call It What It Is: The Tragedy of Heterosexuality
46. Acknowledgments
47. About the Author
48. Notes
49. Index
50. 5 Deep Heterosexuality: Toward a Future in Which Straight Men Like Women So Much That They Actually Like Women
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