Bibliograph

Witchbody, a rambling and poetic autoethnography of western occult magic as a pathway for environmental learning and advocacy, written, designed, + illustrated by Sabrina Scott

Type

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Witchbody, a rambling and poetic autoethnography of western occult magic as a pathway for environmental learning and advocacy, written, designed, + illustrated by Sabrina Scott

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

no index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Witchbody

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

1020068258

Responsibility statement

written, designed, + illustrated by Sabrina Scott

Sub title

a rambling and poetic autoethnography of western occult magic as a pathway for environmental learning and advocacy

Summary

"WITCHBODY is a meandering synthesis of autoethnography, magic theory, and philosophical speculation. It is full of wonder at what it can mean to learn and teach and change and grow in this world which belongs to all of us: you, me, plants, trees, coffee cups and garbage bins. What can it mean to be a witch today, in the city? I made this work as - more or less - my Masters thesis in Environmental Studies and Sustainability Education ... I wanted to make something that was an exhale containing my soul, and so I decided to make a comic book about magic. Magic is my lifeblood, it is my lens, it is how I feel and interact with others. It is all of those things, and more. This book is an illustrated essay about how techniques of magic can re-orient the practitioner to see non-human bodies and relationships in different ways."--Publisher's website, witchbody.com

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