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    3. The Fear of Witchcraft and Witches in Imperial China: Figurines, Familiars and Demons

    The Fear of Witchcraft and Witches in Imperial China: Figurines, Familiars and Demons

    Posted By: readerXXI
    Date: 3 Feb 2025 21:43:29
    The Fear of Witchcraft and Witches in Imperial China: Figurines, Familiars and Demons

    The Fear of Witchcraft and Witches in Imperial China: Figurines, Familiars and Demons
    by Barend Ter Haar
    English | 2025 | ISBN: 9004713689 | 490 Pages | PDF | 5.76 MB

    In historical surveys of witches and witchcraft, the Chinese case is surprisingly absent. This book intends to fill that gap.

    Traditional China had at least two different strands of fear, directed at women and sometimes also men. The fear of witches harming people through figurines remained limited to individual social and personal conflicts, for instance between women competing for the attention of their partner or a carpenter and his customers. There was usually a clear winning party. The fear of witches using animal or demon familiars to harm members of their own community indiscriminately led to social exclusion or worse.

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