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Il Medioevo (vol. 23) - Medioevo

by Jean-Claude Schmitt

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Fate benefiche, visioni di fantasmi dell'aldilĂ , raduni di streghe nelle notti di luna piena, riti magici, folletti dell'abbondanza e della miseria: figure dell'immaginario e dell'inconscio collettivo indagate nel momento in cui presero forma. Il racconto curioso e ricco di fascino di quella cultura alternativa del sacro, condannata come superstiziosa dalla Chiesa e tuttavia sempre riemergente.

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