The philosophy of witchcraft

J. Mitchell’s The philosophy of witchcraft examines witchcraft as a subject of argument, belief, and social interpretation rather than as sensational folklore. Historically, it reflects early modern and later scholarly efforts to understand witchcraft within philosophy, religion, and natural explanation, and readers will find discussion of witchcraft beliefs, causes, and interpretations.

J. Mitchell appears to be an obscure or ambiguously identified contributor associated with esoteric or occult literature. Without a more specific title or date, it is not possible to give a reliable scholarly biography beyond noting the name in connection with that literary field.