Items where Subject is "BF1404 Occult sciences"

2018

1. McLaughlin, C. (2018) Paranormality and occultural production. Invited Presentation presented to: Conjuring Creativity: Art and the Esoteric, Stockholm, Sweden, 28-29 April 2018.

2017

1. McLaughlin, C. (2017) Oath of the Abyss. Exhibit at: Monad Journal of Transformative Practice Launch and Symposium. The University of Northampton, 09 November 2017.
2. McLaughlin, C. (2017) Occultural intrusions: signposting and mediating ineffable otherness. In: Pasi, M. and Otto, B.-C. (eds.) Western Esotericism and Deviance. Leiden, The Netherlands: Brill. (Accepted)
3. McLaughlin, C. (2017) Occultural intrusions: signposting and mediating ineffable otherness. Panel Presentation presented to: 6th International European Society for the Study of Western Esotericism (ESSWE) Conference: Western Esotericism and Deviance, Erfurt, Germany, 01-03 June 2017.

2016

1. McLaughlin, C. (2016) The (forbidden) art of punk: from practice to theory. Invited Presentation presented to: 3rd Annual Punk Scholars Network Conference and Postgraduate Symposium: The Art of Punk, The University of Northampton, 25 November 2016.
2. McLaughlin, C. (2016) Dark side of the sun: the Great Beast, monstrosity and solar narratives. In: Munteán, L. and Post, H. C. (eds.) Monstrous Landscapes. Oxford: Inter-Disciplinary Press.
3. McLaughlin, C. (2016) Hidden in plain sight: open-source occultism in the Age of Information. In: The Supernatural. Freeland: Inter-Disciplinary Press. (Accepted)
4. McLaughlin, C. (2016) Open-source occultism now: implications for practitioners of Western esotericism. Invited Presentation presented to: The Occult Conference 2016: Time of the Gods, Glastonbury, 08-10 April 2016.

2015

1. McLaughlin, C. (2015) Dark side of the sun: the Great Beast, monstrosity and solar narratives. Paper presented to: 4th Global Conference on Monstrous Geographies: Places and Spaces of Monstrosity, Lisbon, Portugal, 22-24 March 2015. (Unpublished)

2003

1. Chamberlain, F. (2003) Michael Chekhov: pedagogy, spirituality and the occult. Toronto Slavic Quarterly. Spring(4)