History of Wicca - 10 / 27 / 2002
modern Wicca & Witchcraft
American Traditional Wicca - 1970s
British Traditional Wicca
Alexandrian Wicca
Alex Sanders
- 1926 to 1988
Gardnerian Wicca
Gerald B. Gardner
- 1884 to 1964
retired 1936
employed by the government as a rubber plantation inspector in Far East
Ancient Order of Druids
Doreen Valiente
- 1922 to 1999
reconstructionists
1890s to 1940s
American Eclectic Wicca - 1970s
Neopaganism - 1960s to 1970s
Robert Graves
- 1895 to 1985
The White Goddess - 1948
reconstructionists
1890s to 1940s
hippies
beatniks
WW 1
Bohemians
modern Neopaganism
Neopaganism - 1960s to 1970s
C.A.W. - 1975
science fiction
reconstructionists
1890s to 1940s
Robert Graves
Radical Faeries
gay rights movement
Dianic Wicca - 1970s
Margaret Murray
Robert Graves
Z. Budapest
Starhawk
Marija Gimbutas
feminism - 1960s
Rosie the Riveter - WW2
family traditions
midwives & herbalists
tribal healers
shamanism
neoshamanism - 1980s
Michael Harner
shamanism [see Shamanism]
influences on wicca
The Civilization of the Goddess - Marija Gimbutas
The Language of the Goddess - ibid
The Holy Book of Women's Mysteries - Z. Budapest
The Spiral Dance - Starhawk
The Way of the Shaman - Michael Harner
The White Goddess - Robert Graves
The Witchcult in Western Europe - Margaret Murray
Satanism
applied psychology
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