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Disguised as the Devil

Name: Disguised as the Devil
Brand: Wythe Avenue Press
SKU: 07379541
Price: 9458 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: M.M. Drymon }{
ISBN: 9780615200613

M.M. Drymon }{

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 07379541

Publishers Wythe Avenue Press, March 2017

This major new work began as a history of Lyme disease. Looking in the archival records of places wh... Full description

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This major new work began as a history of Lyme disease. Looking in the archival records of places where this disease might have occurred in the past, the author noted that afflictions associated with witchcraft kept appearing in those same places. Was there a connection between Lyme disease and the European concept of the witch? Was the Devil's mark of a witch really the 'Bull's Eye' rash of Lyme disease? Looking back, into the forested landscapes of a past that is abound with oak trees, acorns, deer, pigs, and other animals, human societies can be found among them, creating and participating in cultural practices that have environmental ramifications. Drawing upon the latest in scientific and historical research, this work will become essential reading for those interested in Lyme disease.It also explores the etiology of the witch and tells a compelling tale about the timeless importance of the interaction between humanity and the "invisible world" of bacteria.