… a local community context that is already organized. Hence, in this study of community
entrepreneuring, we see witchcraft in rural Malawi as an empirical example of spiritual practices. …

… The recent popularity of the witch seems to indicate that marginalised consumers may find
ambiguous myths valuable for empowering, if not heroic, identity work. But how do consumers …

… We lack a nuanced understanding of why the witch continues to be reclaimed by marginalized
bodies (particularly women/femmes) throughout literal centuries. We lack an explanation …

… marginalized communities are being accused of witchcraft … practices of witchcraft and
Adivasi and Dalit communities, as we will explore later in this paper. The argument that is being …

… Witches know the taste of holy blood, and we will defend our beloveds, the marginalised,
and the oppressed with everything we have in our treasure trove of tools and magics. We are …

… On becoming a witch: Learning in a marginalized community of practice. Adult Education
Quarterly, 53(3), 170–188. https://doi.org/10.1177/0741713603053003003 Meyer, JHF, Land, R…

… and naturopath, explains, “Every time I see a marginalized group practice witchcraft, there
is inherent justice in that. Especially indigenous people in colonized lands. As well as the …

… practices and performances of femininity that marginalize … being in public and private spheres,
and new patterns of relating with others. This in turn could enable new forms of community …

… in witchcraft on learners' learning in general and mathematics in particular. Yet, it remains one
of the marginalised … Thus the way learners talk about the possible influence of witchcraft in …

… Because of that, witchcraft has always been something marginalized groups can and
should wield. No one is more powerless than those living on the fringes of society, and that is …