El mundo mágico en el Madrid de los Austrias a través de las cartas, avisos y relaciones de sucesos
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https://doi.org/10.3989/rdtp.2001.v56.i1.223Abstract
The author analyzes the different expressions of the magic in Madrid under the Hapsburgs, in the context of the Baroque mentality and the morality of the Counter-Reformation. These expressions were, among others, asthrology, the casting of horoscopes, palmistry, witchcraft and the interpretation of unusual or extraordinary events. The author aims to show the way in which the Crown as well as the Church often used these expressions for their own interests, thereby preserving the status quo and the people's disfranchisement.
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