The Studies in Esotericism series is devoted to interdisciplinary research on phenomena, traditions, and currents of thought that for centuries positioned themselves, or were perceived, as existing on the margins of the mainstream of culture, religion, and science. Its aim is to offer an in-depth reflection on the place of esotericism in the history of ideas, its influence on the development of spirituality, philosophy, literature, science, and the arts, as well as on contemporary forms of esoteric thought.
The series will publish both historical and source-based works, as well as theoretical, comparative, and analytical studies in the fields of the history of religions, anthropology, philosophy, literary studies, sociology, and cultural studies.
The series is addressed to academic researchers and students, as well as to all those interested in the complex heritage of esotericism and its place in various cultural contexts
Series Editor: Dr. Karolina Maria Kotkowska
The series will publish both historical and source-based works, as well as theoretical, comparative, and analytical studies in the fields of the history of religions, anthropology, philosophy, literary studies, sociology, and cultural studies.
The series is addressed to academic researchers and students, as well as to all those interested in the complex heritage of esotericism and its place in various cultural contexts
Series Editor: Dr. Karolina Maria Kotkowska
