Miscellaneous

Kathryn Huxtable's Pagan Bibliography

("An it harm none...")

Daley, Mary. Gyn/Ecology. Boston: Beacon Press, 1978.

Manifesto of radical feminist ideology and ethics. Contains useful historical interpretations of various patriarchal customs oppressing women, including the European witchburnings.

Lovelock, J.E. Gaia. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1987.

The original exposition of the Gaia Hypothesis.

O'Driscoll, Robert, ed. The Celtic Consciousness. New York: George Braziller, 1981.

Collection of papers presented at a symposium on the Celtic Consiousness in 1978. Topics covered range from archaeological and historical accounts of the prehistoric and ancient Celtic peoples to Celtic folklore and mythology to modern Celtic nationalism. A must for anyone interested in Celtic traditions.

Reese, W.L. A Dictionary of Philosophy and Religion. New Jersey: Humanities Press, 1980.

Although a dictionary in the sense of an explication of terms, this contains detailed analyses of the thought of all major mainstream philosophers and religious leaders.

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