Seiðmaður – Decontextualization of forms
Per leggere la versione di questo articolo scritta in italiano clicca qui. Translated by Federico Pizzileo Femininity has always been considered a low form of force/power, even for our Europe: just consider the parallelism that takes place with the arrival of the Indo-European. Everything non-virile took secondary forms. The practice of witchcraft was seen highly dangerous, esoteric, occult and uterine by the colonizing man of the european lands (see vastness of votive pottery in a considerable area), a form suitable only for men and women aware of their limited physicality (lik). In this regard, towards the Viking age, i.e. at the beginning of the firstRead More →