GUIDE TO SOURCES IN THE MERTEN J. MANDEVILLE COLLECTION IN THE OCCULT SCIENCES

Q.133.550973
Am35 1987

The American Atlas: US Latitudes and Longitudes Time Changes and Time Zones. 1987.

Useful for astrologers needing geographical coordinates and the history of time changes to construct charts, this source is arranged alphabetically by state. Each state includes time tables, a list of counties, and a list of cities and towns including county name, latitude, longitude and time equivalent of the longitude. Includes tables for calculating sidereal time, and solar-sidereal time correction (acceleration).

133.5014
M925A

Astrological Thesaurus. 1992.

Cross-references concepts in standard English and astrological terminology for translation of everyday objects into astrological symbols and vice versa. Includes an explanation of how to use the book, an alphabetical index of keywords, keywords by house, and a bibliography.

133.503
L587Aa2003

The Astrology Book: the Encyclopedia of Heavenly Influences. 2003.

Alphabetical entries of astrological terms, including a reference list for each entry. Appendixes include astrological periodicals, organizations, schools, web resources and software. Fully indexed. See the Astrology Encyclopedia 133.503 L587A for the 1994 edition.

133.503
G335D

(Main Stacks / Undergrad)

Dictionary of Astrology. 1985.

Contains nearly 4,000 alphabetical entries about important words and concepts within astrology. Includes a bibliography.

133.8072
P959

(Oak Street)

Psychical Research: A Guide to its History, Principles and Practices. 1982.

Guidebook prepared under the auspices of the Society for Psychical Research. Contains 30 chapters, each devoted to a specific paranormal topic, with a separate bibliography of approximately 25 citations. Contains person/entity and subject indexes. Also lists parapsychological organizations and graduate degree programs in psychical research.

133.56
Un3h

The Horary Reference Book. 1984.

Rules of horary astrology documented in a clear step-by-step manner. Includes a bibliography and index.

133.503
B737d:E

Larousse Encyclopedia of Astrology. 1977

Single volume illustrated encyclopedia which contains over 750 entries and 60 charts and diagrams.

001.94
M781c
(ESSL Stacks)

Crop Circles Revealed: Language of the Light Symbols. 2001.

In addition to a comprehensive examination of crop circles, this book contains color photographs of circles with a description of each one. Includes a glossary and bibliographic references.

001.94
An225g
(ESSL Stacks)

Crop Circles: Exploring the Designs and Mysteries. 2002.

Contains a number of large, color photographs, a concise history of crop circles, and information about the search for causes and creators. Also contains a bibliography.

001.94
P936c
(ESSL Stacks)

Crop Circles: the Greatest Mystery of Modern Times. 1999.

Examines crop circles from a variety of aspects, including physical and emotional effects, remote effects, and effects on animals. Also contains a number of photographs, some in color. Includes a key to crop circle silhouettes, bibliography, and index.

001.94
J774a
(ESSL Stacks)

Atlantis Encyclopedia. 2005.

Alphabetical listing of terms and individuals related to the study of Atlantis. Offers facts instead of theories. Includes illustrations and bibliography.

930
J231a
(Uni High)

Ancient Mysteries. 1999.

Chapters include information on a variety of mysterious places, including Atlantis, Stonehenge and Easter Island. Includes sources by chapter, a bibliography and an index.

Q. 398. 234
H2352
(Main Stacks)

Atlas of Legendary Places. 1989.

Entries of mysterious and mythical places with numerous photos, maps, and illustrations. Includes gazetteer, bibliography and index.

398.23404
M314d200

Dictionary of Imaginary Places. 2000.

Alphabetical entries of places with sources and cross-references. Includes an index.

Q. 930.03
W659e
(Main Stacks)

Encyclopedia of Mysterious Places: the Life and Legends of Ancient Sites Around the World. 1990.

Information on mysterious places divided by location with numerous color illustrations and maps. Includes gazetteer, bibliography and index.

Q. 909
AT6521998
(Main Stacks)

Mysterious Places: the World’s Unexplained Sacred Sites, Symbolic Landscapes, Ancient Cities, and Lost Lands. 1998.

Provides overviews of mysterious places divided categories. Entries include maps, illustrations and photographs. Also offers a gazetteer listing the mysterious places by geographic location, as well as a glossary and index. See Q. 909 AT6521987 in Education Oversize and Main Stacks for previous edition.

001.903
G859e

Element Encyclopedia of Secret Societies and Hidden History: the Ultimate A-Z of Ancient Mysteries, Lost Civilizations and Forgotten Wisdom. 2006.

Alphabetical entries of ancient mysteries and lost civilizations. Contains cross-references, bibliography and index.

398.4690.
M432e

The Element Encyclopedia of Magical Creatures: the Ultimate A-Z of Fantastic Beings from Myth and Magic. 2005.

Alphabetical entries of all manner of mythical and magical creatures. Many descriptions include bolded terms referencing other related entries. Work includes a bibliography and index.

Q. 001.94403
N481e

Encyclopedia of Cryptozoology : a Global Guide to Hidden Animals and their Pursuers. 2005.

Contains 2,744 alphabetic entries about specific creatures, places, people, and groups. In addition to a bibliography, each entry includes a short list of sources. Includes multiple appendices: glossary, timeline, filmography, cryptozoology on television, in fiction, internet links, and an index.

001.944
C153L 1997
(ESSL Stacks)

Loch Ness Monster: the Evidence. 1997.

Details the eye witness, photographic, video, and sonar and radar evidence of a creature living in Loch Ness. Includes a bibliography and index.

001.944
Eb36my

Mysterious Creatures: A Guide to Cryptozoology. 2002.

Two volume set, part one contains an alphabetical list of detailed descriptions of 1,085 “cryptids,” the objects of study in cryptozoology. Part two offers an annotated list of the 431 species and taxonomic groups discovered since 1900. Part three lists 884 bodies of water thought to contain mysterious creatures. Contains resources for further reading, a geographical index and cryptid index.

133.42303
B885V

Vampire Encyclopedia. 1993.

An alphabetical listing of vampires in film, literature, folklore, poetry, art, medicine, religion, and comedy. Includes appendixes of short stories, novels, suggested reading, and vampire societies and organizations.

133.3
B856f

The Fortune-Telling Book: the Encyclopedia of Divination and Soothsaying. 2003.

Over four hundred alphabetical entries on forms of divination, important individuals and tools. Many entries include source lists and/or graphics. Work also contains a list of resources and an index.

133.324
W13p1980
(EDX Stacks)

The Pictorial Key to the Tarot. 1971.

An overview of the history, symbolism and spiritual aspects of the Tarot. Contains detailed illustrations of each Tarot card. Includes a preface and an annotated bibliography of relevant works.

133.33
H83M
(EDX Stacks)

Mysteries of the Runes. 1994.

Emphasis on the spiritual context of runes and their relationship to the Northern European version of the pagan “Old Religion.” Includes a glossary of Northern European mythological and religious terminology, as well as a further reading list/bibliography.

133.6
F539

Palmist’s Companion: a History and Bibliography of Palmistry. 1992.

An extensive bibliography of palmistry books, including the oldest books and reviews of classic books in the field. Also contains biographical and historical essays, as well as information about scientific research and medical palmistry.

133.33403
Z742z

Zolar’s Encyclopedia of Omens, Signs & Superstitions. 1989.

An alphabetical catalog of items, days, places, and activities and the various superstitions which are associated with them. Entries contain legends, customs, and folklore from cultures involved.

154.63
L831d
(Undergrad Reference)

The Dream Directory: the Comprehensive Guide to Analysis and Interpretation, with Explanations for More than 350 Symbols and Theories. 1998.

Book 1 provides an overview of general knowledge about brain activity during sleep. Book 2 (largest) offers an alphabetical list of dream symbols. Book 3 discusses dream theories and theorists. Includes a bibliography and index.

154.6303
L587D
(Undergrad Reference)

The Dream Encyclopedia. 1995.

Alphabetical listings of issues in the study and interpretation of dreams. Entries include cross-references and bibliographic lists. Contains a dream symbols section for interpreting approximately 700 dream occurrences. Also includes a resource appendix and an index.

154.63
SH13D
(EDX Stacks)

Dream Reader: Contemporary Approaches to the Understanding of Dreams. 1995.

Part I provides general information about sleep and dreams. Part II provides overviews on the major European schools of thought on dream interpretation. Part III provides overviews of specific topics in dream interpretation. Work contains a list of dreams, notes, references, index of authors and names and a general index.

135.3
T157M1993
(EDX Stacks)

The Mystical, Magical, Marvelous World of Dreams. 1993.

Part I provides chapters to assist the individual with analyzing their dreams. Part II provides an encyclopedia of broad categories dream symbols in alphabetical order. Broad categories are broken down more specifically within each section. Also includes a bibliography and index.

133.4202
G335d 1988

Dictionary of Demons: a Guide to Demons and Demonologists in Occult Lore. 1988.

Features over 3,000 demonic names, systems and specialist terms associated with occult magical and demonological literature throughout history. Also includes entries from the literary works of Dante, Milton and Blake. Includes illustrations and a bibliography.

133.03
D845e
1992
(Main Reference)

Dictionary of Mysticism and the Esoteric Traditions. 1992.

Over 2,800 entries on terms, concepts and persons associated with mysticism, magic, spiritualism, alchemy, necromancy, and astrology.

Q.133.03
EN1911991

Encyclopedia of Occultism and Parapsychology. 1991.

Contains over 4000 entries and includes biographical and organizational sketches. Defines occult broadly and also covers mysteries such as UFOs, the Loch Ness Monster, and Bigfoot. The encyclopedia is fully cross-referenced and includes a general index and nine special subject indexes. The supplement contains revisions, new entries and a cumulative index.

Q.133.03
En1912001
(Main Reference)

Encyclopedia of Occultism and Parapsychology, 5th edition. 2001.

Two volumes with alphabetical entries on the occult sciences, magic, demonology, superstitions, spiritualism, mysticism, metaphysics, psychical science and parapsychology. Many entries have sources and cross-references. Includes a list of Internet resources, general bibliography and general index.

Q.133.03
SP32E
(Main Stacks)

Encyclopedia of Occultism: a Compendium of Information on the Occult Science, Occult Personalities, Psychic Science, Magic, Demonology, Spiritualism, and Mysticism. 1984.

Alphabetical entries of terms and persons in occultism. Includes a short bibliography and an index.

133.03
B453E

Encyclopedia of Parapsychology and Psychical Research. 1991.

Alphabetical entries describing parapsychology and psychical research from around the world. Includes country index and bibliography.

133.03
C31e

Encyclopedia of the Unexplained. 1974.

A general, one volume illustrated encyclopedia which covers the main topics within the occult sciences. Contains an excellent bibliography of over 500 citations.

133.072
T327g

Glossary of Terms Used in Parapsychology. 2003.

Provides definitions for terms used in parapsychology. The etymology of many terms is included, and references are given to where and when many of the terms first appeared in the literature. Contains a reference list and a bibliography of source glossaries.

133.02573
W643g

Guide to the American Occult: Directory and Bibliography. 1988.

A directory of organizations and serials associated with the occult, arranged by zip code, with complete mailing addresses. Includes an alphabetical name index. The directory is followed by a bibliography of material published 1975-1980 which "represent critical analysis and opinion."

133.07
H191
(Main Stacks/ Undergrad)

Handbook of Parapsychology. 1977.

Designed as a guide for the serious researcher in parapsychology. Topics covered include: research methodology, statistical methods, ESP, physical systems, altered states of consciousness, death, and parapsychological models and theories. Additional features include a glossary and name and subject indexes.

Q. 133.8035
IN8

International Directory of Persons Granted Degrees for Work in Parapsychology. 1987.

Alphabetical list of 350 persons who were granted degrees for a thesis or dissertation on a parapsychology topic. Each listing gives the degree, date conferred, name of university, title of thesis/dissertation and language if not English. Unfortunately there is no subject index.

133.03
G859n

The New Encyclopedia of the Occult. 2005.

Entries address a wide range of issues relating to the occult tradition of the Western world including various realms of magic, alchemy, astrology, Paganism, ritual and spiritual traditions as well as biographies of important occultists. Includes an extensive bibliography for further reading.

133.03
D33o
(Main Stacks)

Occult Illustrated Dictionary. 1976.

An illustrated listing of the terminology of the occult sciences, containing over 300 definitions. Includes biographical sketches of prominent occultists.

016.0019
K547o

The Occult in the Western World: an Annotated Bibliography. 1986.

Most of the titles included are contemporary works in English, although a number of classical works are included. Emphasizes materials useful for reference, such as dictionaries, bibliographies, and encyclopedias.

Q.016.133
W585p
(Main Stacks)

Parapsychology for Teachers and Student: a Bibliographic Guide. 1987.

Includes books, chapters of books, theses, and journal articles. Contains scholarly and popular sources and includes non-parapsychological sources. Meant to be used by teachers, students, and those interested in parapsychology.

130
P212

Parapsychology: Research on Exceptional Experiences. 2005.

Provides scientific research of psychic experiences from the leading researchers in the USA and UK. Each chapter is authored and includes bibliography and recommending readings at the end. The book includes an index, glossary, and a listing of other resources arranged by the publishing country.

016.133
W585PA
(Reference)

Parapsychology: Sources on Applications & Implications. 1988.

A listing by author and by subject of books, dissertations, and other items dealing with the potential applications and implications of psi. Most of the materials cited are speculative.

809.9337
Su76

Supernatural Literature of the World. 2005.

Three volumes provide encyclopedic entries on supernatural literature from antiquity to the present. Alphabetical arrangement focuses on authors, individual works, and topics ranging from ancient evil to zombies. Bibliography provided. Volume 3 includes indexes of fictional characters, motifs and a general index.

133
W585u

Using the Library to Find out about Parapsychology. 1989.

Describes general sources on parapsychology likely to be available in public, school, and university libraries. Includes general and specialized encyclopedias, periodicals, book chapters, psychology textbooks, and general reference works. Personal name and source indexes are appended.

133.07
As3g1987

The Ashby Guidebook for Study of the Paranormal. 1987.

Intended for one interested in extrasensory perception (ESP) and related psychic phenomena, this source provides a comprehensive overview of the available literature, exercises to develop psychic abilities and relevant organizations. Includes bibliographies and listings of research organizations in the U.S. and the U.K.

133.1
C66e
(Education Reference and Stacks)

The Encyclopedia of Ghosts. 1984.

Lists and describes famous ghosts, classic cases, hauntings, poltergeists, ghostly phenomena, etc. Includes an annotated bibliography.

Q.133.103
G944e2000

The Encyclopedia of Ghosts and Spirits, 2nd Ed. 2000.

Featuring over 500 entries, this source covers famous hauntings, historical figures, events, myths and legends in different cultural settings. Also examines new information about ghost lore, the spirit world and modern scientific. Chronicles recent breakthroughs in the field. Each entry includes a short bibliography.

Q.130.3
St33g

The Gale Encyclopedia of the Unusual and Unexplained. 2003.

Describes research of those who take paranormal and unexplained phenomena seriously. Each chapter contains an overview, outline, introduction, references and cross-references. Each volume provides a glossary and a cumulative index.

133.03
G945h
(Reference/Undergrad Reference)

Harper’s Encyclopedia of Mystical and Paranormal Experience. 1991.

Encyclopedia for the layperson in the area of mystical and paranormal experiences. A few biographies (complete with photos) have been included. A list of sources, books and periodical articles, are provided at the end of some of the entries. Includes references.

133.10973
H291h2002

Haunted Places: the National Directory: Ghostly Abodes, Sacred Sites, UFO landings and other Supernatural Locations. 2002.

Describes more sites of paranormal activity in entries organized alphabetically by state. Each entry features a description of the haunting, bibliographic references, websites, directions and contact information if available. The guide concludes with an index.

016.13314
G69p

Poltergeists: an Annotated Bibliography of Works in English, Circa 1880-1975. 1979.

Lists and describes various sources addressing the subject of “poltergeists” from 1880 to 1975. Provides a preface and introduction with background information on poltergeists. Contains both general and geographical indexes.

001.9
C236s

The Skeptic’s Dictionary: a Collection of Strange Beliefs, Amusing Deceptions, and Dangerous Delusions. 2003.

Contains nearly 400 entries covering “all things supernatural, occult, paranormal, and pseudoscientific” for both skeptics and believers. Provides available evidence on a topic and additional sources. Entries range in length and offer references and cross-references. Provides bibliography, subject index and name index.

Q.016.13307
So1c

Catalogue of the Library of the Society for Psychical Research. 1976.

Founded in 1892 by a distinguished group of Cambridge scholars, the Society for Psychical Research was the first of its kind to examine allegedly paranormal phenomena in a scientific and unbiased way. This catalogue is a listing of the society's library holdings in separate title and author sections.

133.803
D719

The Donning International Encyclopedic Psychic Dictionary. 1986.

Defines, describes, and annotates mystical and parapsychological terms from both the past and present. Terms are in alphabetical order and cross-referenced. A bibliography and a guide to using the dictionary provided. Seven appendices cover such topics as parapsychology study courses, terms arranged by psychic skills, synonyms of popular key words, and clarification of common psychic terms.

133.903
F68e
(Main Stacks/Oak Street)

Encyclopaedia of Psychic Science. 1966.

A one volume work of over 800 separate entries with useful cross references included. Features articles on personalities and organizations in the field. Main emphasis on spiritualism and psychical research.

133.07
As3g1987

The Ashby Guidebook for Study of the Paranormal. 1987.

Contains a wealth of information of value to the occult sciences researcher. Includes multi-subject, annotated bibliographies for the beginning and the advanced student. Includes a directory of research organizations in the U.S. and the U.K., libraries with large occult science holdings, and a list of important figures, and glossary.

133.8072
P969

Psychical Research: a Guide to its History, Principles and Practices. 1982.

Guidebook prepared under the auspices of the Society for Psychical Research. Contains 30 chapters, each devoted to a specific paranormal topic, with a separate bibliography of approximately 25 citations. Contains person/entity and subject indexes. Also lists parapsychological organizations and graduate degree programs in psychical research.

133.8
M227s
(EDX Stacks)

Shopping for Miracles: a Guide to Psychics and Psychic Powers. 1997.

An in-depth look at the world of psychics and the paranormal, covering topics such as psychic ability, as well as the tools, tips and tricks used by professional in the trade. This book also looks at the techniques used by fake psychics to swindle their customers. The two appendices provide a historical overview and a list of resources.

133.9
B856s
(Reference/Undergrad)

The Spirit Book: the Encyclopedia of Clairvoyance, Channeling, and Spirit Communication. 2006.

Explores spirit communication and related subjects, including clairvoyance, ghosts, ESP and channeling. Details the history of the field and significant individuals including both frauds and skeptics. Each entry contains a list of sources. Includes a guide to resources for further information and a subject index.

299.1
M291L:E
(Main Stacks)

Dictionary of Celtic Religion and Culture. 1998.

Defines terms related to Celtic religion and culture and give pronunciation guidance. Also provides a list of museums with related collections and a bibliography of other material on Celtic civilization.

291.211
J765e2004
(Uni High Reference)

Dictionary of Gods and Goddesses. 2004.

Over 2,500 alphabetical entries of gods and goddesses from around the world. Cross-referenced and indexed. Includes a bibliography.

200.03
m495e
(ESSL Stacks)

Encyclopedia of Religious Phenomena. 2008.

Alphabetical entries of reports of extraordinary religious events. Includes references and an index.

Q. 203.803
En197
(History Reference)/
Q.203.803
En192
(Uni High Reference)

Encyclopedia of Religious Rites, Rituals and Festivals. 2004.

Alphabetical entries of religious events, with attention given to the non-Western world. Entries include notes for further reading, cross-references and some black and white photos. Work contains an introduction and index.

200.03
M42d 2005

Encyclopedic Dictionary of Cults, Sects, and World Religions. 2005.

Provides alphabetical entries with overviews of religious groups, as well as an alphabetical list of definitions of related terms. Includes appendices, bibliography and index.

Q.133.03
M3111995

Man, Myth & Magic: the Illustrated Encyclopedia of Mythology, Religion and the Unknown. 1995.

This twenty volume set provides alphabetical entries for the world’s religions, mythologies and magical belief systems. Many entries include graphics, cross-references and bibliographies. Entries also have classified subject guides to direct readers to other information. Volume twenty-one fully indexes the other twenty volumes, both alphabetically and topically.

211.803
C774d

Dictionary of Atheism, Skepticism & Humanism. 2006.

Entry topics include ideas and concepts relating to atheism, skepticism, or humanism; freethinking people from around the world; events and organizations for freethinkers; and buzzwords, or terminology, relevant to this worldview. The entries are arranged alphabetically, and a calendar of important happenings in history relating to atheism, skepticism, etc., closes the book.

291.211
C769A

The Ancient & Shining Ones: World Myth, Magick & Religion. 1993.

Contains chapters with overviews of worship and magic(k)al belief systems, as well as chapters on specific geographic locations. Each chapter includes endnotes and bibliography. The work also provides a list of cross references and an index.

133.2548
C917c

Cunningham’s Encyclopedia of Crystal, Gem and Metal Magic. 2002.

Contains encyclopedic entries divided by subject. Part one provides information on beginnings and magic. Part two covers magic and lore. Part three offers information on metal magic. Includes a 16 page color insert, summary tables, resource list, glossary, annotated bibliography and index.

133.43
C917c

Cunningham’s Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs. 2001.

Part one provides an overview of the magical use of herbs. Part two offers an alphabetical list of herbs with information for magical use. Part three contains appendices for finding plants by magical properties, as well as a glossary, list of suppliers, folk name cross-reference, annotated bibliography and index.

Q. 133.4303
G945e
(Undergrad Reference)

Encyclopedia of Magic and Alchemy. 2006.

Alphabetical entries relating to magic and alchemy, with cross-references and sources for further reading. Includes a bibliography and index.

299
Y825p
(History)

Pagan Theology: Paganism as a World Religion. 2003.

Explores paganism as religion, behavior, and theology. Includes an index, references, and extensive notes.

299.94
P14
(Main Stacks)

The Paganism Reader. 2004.

Includes classical texts drawn from ancient literature, “proto-revival” texts from the late-nineteenth and early-twentieth centuries, and “revival and diversification” texts that illustrate the diverse forms of paganism in the twentieth century. Also suggests further reading and includes an index.

299
P317p
(History Reference)

A Popular Dictionary of Paganism. 2002.

Alphabetical entries of terms, individuals, groups and events with some cross-references. Includes an introduction and bibliography.

133.4303
P586d1998
(Main Reference)

Dictionary of Witchcraft. 1998.

Offers an introduction and map of witchcraft outbreaks 1300s-1700s. Alphabetical entries of events, people, figures, terms with cross-references and some black and white illustrations.

133.40973
AD5D
(Undergrad)
133.40973
AD5D1986
(Main Stacks)

Drawing Down the Moon: Witches, Druids, Goddess-Worshippers, and Other Pagans in America Today. 1986.

Provides an overview of contemporary issues with Neo-Pagans and practitioners of Wicca. Reports on a questionnaire distributed in 1985 to various self-identified Neo-Pagans. Includes appendices with the questionnaire, ritual descriptions, references, and a detailed list of resources.

133.4303
En192

Encyclopedia of Modern Witchcraft and Neo-Paganism. 2002.

Alphabetical entries on relevant terms, individuals and organizations. Some black and white illustrations. Includes an appendix with demographic information on neo-pagans and a bibliography.

133.4303
G881e

Encyclopedia of Wicca and Witchcraft. 2000.

Alphabetical entries describe concepts, people, and organizations. Liberal use of black and white images and illustrations. Appendices include wiccan verses, publications, organizations, merchants. Contains a bibliography and index.

Q. 133.4303
En193
(Undergrad Reference)

Encyclopedia of Witchcraft: the Western Tradition. 2006.

Four volumes with alphabetical entries of terms, individuals, groups, places and objects relevant to witchcraft in the west, primarily focusing on the time between the 1420s and 1750. Entries include references and cross-references. Indexed in volume 4.

133.403
R53e

Encyclopedia of Witchcraft and Demonology. 1974.

Offers a historical view of witchcraft in that the bulk of the entries deal with events in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. Also includes an excellent bibliography of over 1,000 citations.

133.4303
B153h
(Main Reference)

Historical Dictionary of Witchcraft. 2003.

Alphabetical entries focus on late medieval and early modern Western Europe, but also include info on the early Christian period and modern witchcraft/Wicca. Includes a chronology and extensive bibliography.

133.4304
B856w
(EDX Stacks)

Witch Book: the Encyclopedia of Witchcraft, Wicca, and Neo-Paganism. 2002.

Provides alphabetical descriptions of terms associated with witchcraft and neo-paganism, many with pictures or illustrations. Contains a detailed table of contents and an index, as well as a list of resources for further study.

Q.016.1334
C81w
(Reference, Main Stacks, Rare Books)

Witchcraft Catalogue. 1977.

The catalog of the witchcraft collection held at the Cornell University Library which consists of approximately 3,000 items pertaining to witchcraft in North America and Europe. Arrangement by author and title. Includes a subject index.

Q.016.13343
R311w
(Reference, History and Oak Street)

Witchcraft in Europe and America: Guide to the Microfilm Collection. 1983.

Guide to a comprehensive microfilm collection on 104 reels. The core of the collection is the renowned Witchcraft Collection at Cornell University’s Olin Library (see Witchcraft Catalogue).

299
L587w
(Undergrad Reference)

Witchcraft Today: an Encyclopedia of Wiccan and Neopagan Traditions. 1999.

A-Z entries describe Neopagan concepts, holidays, rituals, spirit beings, etc. Includes extensive list of resources, chronology and index.

133.4303
J765w1998
(EDX Stacks)

Witches: an Encyclopedia of Paganism and Magic. 1998.

Alphabetical descriptions of terms and individuals in witchcraft and paganism. Interspersed between entries are interviews with prominent witches/pagans and numerous color photographs. Contains a short bibliography.

615.5
F434a
(Applied Health Reference)

Alternative Medicine Resource Guide. 1997.

Guide contains two parts, each covering the following topics: general works, systems of medicine, manipulative therapies, bodywork, energy medicine, movement therapies, self-regulatory techniques and sensory therapies. Part One lists organizations, schools, product suppliers and treatment centers. Part Two provides bibliographies of books, journals and newsletters. Contains an index and a directory of publishers.

016.615321
AN27B
(Main Reference/Main Stacks)

A Bibliography on Herbs, Herbal Medicine, "Natural" Foods, and Unconventional Medical Treatment. 1982.

Part I provides bibliographies of general reference sources divided by type. Part II provides bibliographies of sources by subject area. All entries have detailed annotations. Work also includes a directory of organizations, associations, and groups, as well as both author/title and subject indexes.

Q. 615.503
G132005
(Undergrad Reference)

Gale Encyclopedia of Alternative Medicine. 2005.

Four volumes with alphabetical entries on therapies, herbs/remedies and diseases/conditions. Entries include resource lists, highlighted key terms, cross-references and images. Includes appendix of relevant organizations, glossary and general index.

615.882
L664H
(EDX Stacks)

Herbalism. 1996.

Provides information on herbs and their various health and medicinal properties. Contains a glossary, bibliography, useful addresses, plant index and general index.

615.5025
M264h
(LIS)

How to Find Information: Complementary and Alternative Health Care. 2001.

Provides resources for those conducting research on both complementary and alternative health care. Directs the reader to books, journals, electronic and web resources, associations and library collections.

133.025
L329w
(Main Stacks)

Where are the Psychics?: Psychic/Metaphysical/Holistic Healing International Directory. 1985.

Geographically arranged directory of people and organizations offering psychic, metaphysical and holistic healing services.

016.1339
B556c
(Reference)

Consulting Spirits: A Bibliography. 1998.

Each chapter covers different areas of spiritualism and spirit contact. Each chapter provides an overview of the subject and a guide to resources. Includes an author index.

133.903
W41d
(Main Stacks)

Dictionary of Spiritualism. 1971.

Defines terms and individuals relevant to the field of spiritualism.

133.9013
F734i
(EDX Stacks)

Is There an Afterlife?: A Comprehensive Overview of the Evidence. 2005.

Provides a comprehensive, balanced overview of afterlife belief systems, hauntings, mediumship, transcommunication, near-death experiences, out-of-the-body experiences and reincarnation. Includes a reference list and index.

133.9030
Bg2p
(Main Stacks)

A Popular Dictionary of Spiritualism. 1963.

Alphabetical entries of concepts and persons in the field of spiritualism. Introduction provides an overview of the study of spiritualism. Includes a reading guide and bibliography or sources by subject.

016.1339013
K21R

Reincarnation: a Selected Annotated Bibliography. 1996.

Provides titles and descriptions of works in the area of reincarnation, including both pro-reincarnation and anti-reincarnation texts. The list is arranged alphabetically by author. An appendix lists organizations concerning with reincarnation.

001.94203
St76e

The Encyclopedia of Extraterrestrial Encounters: a Definitive Illustrated A-Z Guide to All Things Alien. 2001.

Over 400 entries of alien facts and fallacies from the earliest recorded accounts through the present, including UFOs, alien encounters and extraterrestrial life in fiction and film. Includes information for both believers and non-believers.

001.94203
En19
(Reference/Undergrad Reference)

The Encyclopedia of UFOs. 1980.

Everything you ever wanted to know about unidentified flying objects presented in a dictionary arrangement. Includes a chronological listing of UFO events since 1947, a listing of UFO related periodicals, and an extensive bibliography.

001.94203
C547e

Extraordinary Encounters: an Encyclopedia of Extraterrestrials and Other worldly Beings. 2000.

This source is an illustrated A-to-Z encyclopedia that explores modern-day beliefs, personalities, beings, and events of encounters with extraterrestrials. Some suggestions for further readings follow the entries. The book also includes a subject index.

576.83903
D249e
(Education Reference/Biology Reference)

The Extraterrestrial Encyclopedia: an Alphabetical Reference to All Life in the Universe. 2000.

Subjects are arranged alphabetically. Entries include cross-references to relevant articles within the encyclopedia, as well as to other works related to the search for extraterrestrial life. Includes index, timeline and list of relevant websites.

016.00194
Eb36g

A Geo-Bibliography of Anomalies. 1980.

A unique, geographically arranged index of primary sources which document observations of UFOs, apparitions, and a multitude of other paranormal phenomena. Limited to observations in the United States and Canada.

001.94203
R1591

The Little Giant Encyclopedia of UFOs. 2000.

Lists all relevant UFO case histories from prehistoric times to the present, making a note of the relevance of each (military, government, TV etc.). Also provides a section with advice on what to do in the event of a sighting and a list of organizations.

Q.001.942
R51u
(Reference/Undergrad)

UFO: the Definitive Guide to Unidentified Flying Objects and Related Phenomena. 1994.

Alphabetical entries focus on incidents that are particularly infamous or pertinent to the history of the UFO phenomenon. The author rejects the notion that UFOs support the “extraterrestrial hypothesis” and instead contextualizes UFOs in the realm of paranormal and occult phenomenon. Includes definitions of common terminology and index.

016.001942
Eb36u

UFOs and the Extraterrestrial Contact Movement: a Bibliography. 1986.

Includes over 5,500 English language monographs, 2,200 foreign language books and nearly 6,000 articles from non-UFO English language journals as well as U.S. and foreign government documents, conference proceedings, non-print materials and unpublished papers. Also provides an international listing of current and ceased UFO related journals. Includes personal name, periodical, and organization indexes.

Q.001.942098
C548u

UFOs in the 1980s. 1990.

Major UFO developments of the 1980s are treated in 84 entries. Includes sightings, major personalities, and research organizations. Covers U.S., Australia, Canada, France, and Great Britain.