Sorcellerie et justice criminelle

"Sorcellerie et justice criminelle," authored by various contributors and published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 1992, offers a compelling exploration of the intersection between sorcery and the judicial system. This informative volume consists of 344 pages detailing twelve studies in French, along with three in English, that delve into the intricate processes and practices of justice as they relate to cases of sorcery and deviant behavior. The analyses are grounded in extensive research drawn from the criminal archives of the Parlement de Paris, France's foremost secular court. For scholars, historians, and anyone interested in the fascinating dynamics of crime and punishment in historical contexts, this collection serves as an essential resource that sheds light on how society has addressed transgressions deemed supernatural or unusual. Enhance your understanding of legal history with this unique and thought-provoking book.