Magic(k) in Theory and Practice

Magic(k) in Theory and Practice explores the intersection of magic, mysticism, and practical application through a scholarly lens. It examines how magical systems and beliefs influence cultural practices, psychology, and rituals, blending theoretical concepts with hands-on experiences. The book aims to demystify magic by analyzing its historical roots, symbolic structures, and real-world uses, making it accessible to both academic and general audiences interested in understanding the significance and function of magical thought and practices. Ultimately, it bridges the gap between understanding magic as a cultural phenomenon and practicing it as a meaningful personal or communal activity.