Aries Journal Offers Free DL of 1 Article From Each of Its 20 Volumes

This editor’s pick showcases some of the journal’s achievements over the past two decades, as well as the diversity of topics, periods, and questions explored on the journal’s pages over the years. From research articles on Russian Freemasons, medieval ritual magic, and kabbalistic spells to kill Adolf Hitler, to review articles on renaissance occult philosophy and recent debates on “nazi occultism”, the list offers well-established classics in the field side by side with lesser-known articles that deserve a wider readership and time-pieces that speak to the development of the field.

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20 Years in 20 Articles

Vol. 1: W.J. Hanegraaff, Beyond the Yates Paradigm

Vol. 2: György Szonyi, John Dee and Renaissance Occult Philosophy

Vol. 3: Cathy Gutierrez, From Electricity to Ectoplasm: Hysteria and American Spiritualism

Vol. 4: Maria Endel and Konstantin Burmistrov, The Place of Kabbalah in the Doctrine of Russian Freemasons

Vol. 5: Claire Fanger, Virgin Territory: Purity and Divine Knowledge in Late Medieval Catoptromantic Texts

Vol. 6: Kocku von Stuckrad, Visual Gods: From Exorcism to Complexity in Renaissance Studies

Vol. 7: Marco Pasi, Arthur Machen’s Panic Fears: Western Esotericism and the Irruption of Negative Epistemology

Vol. 8: Glenn Alexander Magee, Hegel on the Paranormal

Vol. 9: Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke, Ramon Lull’s New World Order: Esoteric Evangelism and Frontline Philosophy

Vol. 10: Monika Neugebauer-Wölk, Der Esoteriker und die Esoterik

Vol. 11: Egil Asprem, Pondering Imponderables: Occultism in the Mirror of Late Classical Physics

Vol. 12: Elizabeth Lowry, The Rhetorical and Material Culture of the Late Nineteenth-Century Spirit Cabinet

Vol. 13: Victoria Ferentinou, Surrealism, Occulture and Gender: Women Artists, Power and Occultism

Vol. 14: Nemanja Radulovic, Antoine Faivre and the Study of Fairy Tales

Vol. 15: Wouter J. Hanegraaff, How Hermetic was Renaissance Hermetism?

Vol. 16: Michael Bergunder, “Religion” and “Science” within a Global Religious History

Vol. 17: Yuval Harari, Three Charms for Killing Adolf Hitler: Practical Kabbalah in WW2

Vol. 18: Julie Chajes, Blavatsky and the Lives Sciences

Vol. 19: Eva Kingsepp, Scholarship as Simulacrum: The Case of Hitler’s Monsters

Vol. 20: Carole Cusack, The Enneagram: G.I. Gurdjieff’s Esoteric Symbol

PS Stay tuned for Volume 20 no. 2 which is currently in press!