Mandeville Collection In The Occult Sciences

Transcription

Mandeville Collectionin the Occult SciencesAugust 2008 exhibitThis exhibit highlights the University of Illinois Library's collectionof occult materials supported by an endowment established by thelate Merten J. Mandeville, a Professor of Management at UIUC. Under the terms of the endowment, works of a serious nature, and thosewhich emphasize the positive aspects of the occult are acquired.The primary subject areas for which materials are collected are astrology;the divinatory arts and palmistry; esoteric religion and mysticism; occulttechniques for health, happiness and success; psychical phenomena andresearch, including clairvoyance, ESP and out-of-body experiences; spiritualism, including apparitions, mediumship, and reincarnation; unidentified flying objects; and witchcraft and magic.Items received through the endowment 1984-1998 and 2003-present canbe accessed through the University’s online catalog using “MandevilleCollection” as subject words in an advanced search. There is also a cardcatalog in the Education and Social Science Library for items purchasedbefore 1984.

Parapsychology & theOccultSixth Sense: A Practical Guide to Developing YourOwn Extraordinary Powers. London: Thorsons.Nickell, Joe. 2001. Real-Life X-Files: InvestigatParapsychology is the study of mental phenom- ing the Paranormal. Lexington, KY: Universityena excluded from or that cannot be explained by Press of Kentucky.orthodox scientificpsychology, i.e., hyp- North, Anthony. 1998. The Supernatural: AGuide to Mysticism and the Occult. London:nosis, telepathy.Blandford.The occult encompasses magic, alchemy, astrology,theosophy, or otherpractical arts thatare secret or of amysterious nature.Aveni, Anthony. 2002. Behind the Crystal Ball:Magic, Science and the Occult from Antiquitythrough the New Age. Boulder, CO: UniversityPress of Colorado.Clarke, David. 2001. Supernatural Peak District. London: Robert Hale.Drury, Nevill. 1989. The Occult Experience:Magic in the New Age. Garden City Park, NY:Avery Publishing Group.Eason, Cassandra. 2003. The Psychic Power ofAnimals: How to Communicate with Your Pet.London: Piatkus.Fortune, Dion. 1967. What is Occultism? YorkBeach, ME: Weiser.Lawson, David. 2001. How to Develop Your1Rao, K. Ramakrishna, ed. 2001. Basic Researchin Parapsychology. Jefferson, NC: McFarland.Richardson, Alan. 1991. The Magical Life ofDion Fortune: Priestess of the 20th Century. London: Aquarian.Webb, James. 1983. The Occult Establishment.La Salle, IL: Open Court.White, Terry. 1994. The Sceptical Occultist.London: Century.Witchcraft, Wicca, NeoPaganism, & Magic(k)Witchcraft, wicca, and neo-paganism are modernreligions or spiritual movements that claim originsin pagan traditions.Magic(k) is sometimes spelled with a “K” to distinguish it from the type of magic used for entertainment.Bruce, Marie. 2001. Candle Burning Rituals.Berkshire, GB: Quantum.

de Angeles, Ly. 2000. Witchcraft: Theory and ing the Goddess as a Solitary Pagan. York Beach,Practice. St. Paul, MN: Llewellyn Publications. ME: Weiser.De Laurence, L.W. 2000. The Great Book ofMagical Arts. Palm Springs, CA: Brotherhood Astrology & Divinationof the Northern Light.Astrology is the study of the movements and poside Pulford, Nicola. 1999. Spells and Charms: 52 tions of celestial bodies interpreted as having influCharms and Spells to Help You Get the Best Out of ence on human affairs.Life. New Alresdord: Godsfield Press.Divination is the practice of seeking knowledge ofGreenwood, Susan. 2000. Magic, Witchcraft the future or the unknown by supernatural means,and the Otherworld: An Anthropology. New i.e., dowsing, tarot, oracles, palmistry, runes.York: Berg.Barrett, David V. 1995. Palmistry. New York:Huson, Paul. 2006. Mastering Witchcraft: A Dorling Kindersley Publishing.Practical Guide for Witches, Warlocks, and Covens. Lincoln, NE: iUniverse.Burns, Debbie. 2003. Star Signs: Using Astrologyfor Success and Harmony in the Workplace. BosJordan, Michael. 1998. Witches: an Encyclope- ton: Red Wheel/Weiser.dia of Paganism and Magic. London: Kyle Cathie Ltd.Campion, Nicholas. 2001. Zodiac: EnhanceYour Life Through Astrology. London: QuaMoorey, Howard and Teresa Moorey. 1999. drille.Pagan Gods: A Beginner’s Guide. London: Hodder and Stoughton Educational.Campion, Nicholas and Steve Eddy. 1999. TheNew Astrology: the ArtMoorey, Teresa. 1999. Witchcraft: A Beginner’s and Science of the Stars.Guide. London: Hodder and Stoughton.North Pomfret, VT:Trafalgar Square Pub.Moura, Ann (Aoumiel). 2001. Green Witchcraft: Folk Magic, Fairy Lore and Herb Craft. St. Ducie, Sonia. 1998.Paul, MN: Llewellyn Publications.Numerology. London:Thorsons.Polsdottir, Rakel and Jon Jonsson, eds. 2005.Love Charms. Cambridge: Edda UK.Eason,Cassandra.1998. A Complete BookThompson, Janet. 1993. Of Witches: Celebrat- of Divination: How to2

Use the Most Popular Methods of Fortune Telling.London: Piatkus.Unidentified FlyingObjects (UFOs)Meadows, Kenneth. 1996. Rune Power: The Se- The study of unidentified flying objects includescret Knowledge of the Wise Ones. Rockport, MA: extraterrestrials, flying saucers, Roswell, and otherElement Books.unexplained alien-related events.Nettles, Bea. 1990. Knights of Assisi: A JourneyThrough the Tarot. Urbana: Inky Press Productions.Nettles, Bea. 2001. Mountain Dream Tarot. Urbana: Inky Press Productions.Carey, Tom and Don Schmitt. 2003. Witnessto Roswell: The Most Comprehensive InvestigationEver Made into the 1947 Roswell Incident. Roswell, NM: Triton Group.Druffel, Ann. 1998. How to Defend YourselfAgainst Alien Abduction. New York: Three RivPaine, Sheila. 2004. Amulets: A World of Secret ers Press.Powers, Charms and Magic. London: Thamesand Hudson.Emmons, Charles F. 1997. At the Threshold:UFOs, Science and the New Age. Mill Spring,Parker, Julia and Derek. 2007. Astrology. New NC: Wild Flower Press.York: DK Pub.Pluto Project. 1998. Astrology for Regular People. San Francisco: Pluto Project.Pollack, Rachel.1999. The CompleteIllustrated Guide toTarot. New York:Barnes & Noble.Tremaine,Jon.1996.Castingthe Runes: Unlockthe Ancient Craftof Self-Prediction.New York: Stewart,Tabori and Chang.3Fowler, Raymond E., ed. 1983. MUFON FieldInvestigator’s Manual. Seguin, Texas: MutualUFO Network, Inc.Good, Timothy. 1998. Alien Base: The Evidencefor Extraterrestrial Colonization of Earth. NewYork: Avon.Guy, Timothy. 2000. Aliens Over America. Tarzana, CA: AOA Press.Hesemann, Michael and Philip Mantle. 1997.Beyond Roswell: The Alien Autopsy Film, Area 51,and the U.S. Government Coverup of UFOs. London: Michael O’Mara.Huyghe, Patrick. 1996. The Field Guide to Ex-

traterrestrials. NewYork: Avon Books.Randles,Jenny.1992. UFOs andHow to See Them.London: Anaya.Campbell, Steuart. 1997. The Loch Ness Monster: The Evidence. Amherst, NY: PrometheusBooks.Coleman, Loren. 2002. Tom Slick: True LifeEncounters in Cryptozoology. Fresno, CA: Craven Street Books.Coleman, Loren. 2003. Bigfoot!: The True StorySutherly, Curt. 2001.UFO Mysteries: A Reporter Seeks the Truth. St. of Apes in America. New York: Paraview PocketBooks.Paul, MN: Llewellyn.Tripician, Joe. 1997. The Official Alien Abductee’s Handbook: How to Recover From Alien Abductions Without Hypnotherapy, Crystals, or CIASurveillance. Kansas City, MO: Andrews andMcMeel.Coleman, Loren, and Patrick Huyghe. 1999.The Field Guide to Bigfoot, Yeti, and Other MysteryPrimates Worldwide. New York: Avon Books.Bindernagel, John A. 1998. North America’sGreat Ape, the Sasquatch: A Wildlife BiologistLooks at the Continent’s Most MisunderstoodLarge Mammal. Courtenay, B.C.: BeachcomberBooks.Konstantinos. 1996. Vampires: The OccultTruth. St. Paul, MN: Llewellyn Publications.Corrales, Scott. 1997. Chupacabras and OtherMysteries. Murfreesboro, TN: Greenleaf PubliWalters, Edward and Bruce Maccabee. 1997. cations.UFOs are Real: Here’s the Proof. New York:Avon Books.Dunn Mascetti, Manuela. 1992. Vampire: TheComplete Guide to the World of the Undead. NewWilson, Katharina. 1994. The Alien Jigsaw: York: Viking Studio Books.Researcher’s Supplement. Portland, OR: PuzzleGreen, John. 2004. The Best of Sasquatch BigPublishing.foot: the Latest Scientific Developments Plus Allof On the Track of the Sasquatch and EncountersCryptozoologywith Bigfoot. Blaine, WA: Hancock House.Cryptozoology is the study of creatures found inmyth, folklore and legend, i.e., Loch Ness Monster, Guiley, Rosemary Ellen. 1994. The CompleteVampire Companion. New York: Macmillan.Vampires, Werewolves, Big Foot.Miller, Marc E.W. 1998. The Legends Continue: Adventures in Cryptozoology. Kempton, IL:4

Aventures Unlimited Press.Owens, Andy. 2000. The Complete Visitor’sGuide to Loch Ness, Inverness, and the Loch NessMonster. Edinburgh: Mainstream Publishing.Peattie, Noel. 1996. Hydra and Kraken, or, theLore and Lure of Lake-Monsters and Sea-Serpents.Oakland, CA: Regent Press.Hodder and Stoughton.Pringle, Lucy. 1999.Crop Circles: TheGreatest Mystery ofModern Times. London: Thorsons.CryptogeographyRedfern, Nick. 2007. Memoirs of a MonsterHunter. Franklin Lakes, NJ: Red Page Books.Cryptogeography is the study of mythical and mysterious places, i.e., Atlantis, Bermuda Triangle.Steiger, Brad. 1999. The Werewolf Book: TheEncyclopedia of Shape-Shifting Beings. Detroit: Childress, David Hatcher and Bill Clendenon.Visible Ink Press.2000. Atlantis & the Power System of the Gods:Mercury Vortex Generators and the Power SystemCereologyof Atlantis. Kempton, IL: Adventures Unlimited.Cereology is the study of crop circles.Erlingsson, Ulf. 2004. Atlantis from a GeograAnderhub, Werner, and Hans Peter Roth. 2002. pher’s Perspective: Mapping the Fairy Land. MiCrop Circles: Exploring the Designs and Mysteries. ami Springs, FL: Lindorm.New York: Lark Books.Little, Gregory L., Lora Little, and John VanBrown, Allan, and John Michell. 2005. Crooked Auken. 2006. Edgar Cayce’s Atlantis. VirginiaSoley: A Crop Circle Revelation. Brighton: Roun- Beach, VA: A.R.E. Press.dhill Press.Michell, John and Robert J.M. Rickard. 1977.Haselhoff, Eltjo. 2001. The Deepening Complex- Phenomena: a Book of Wonders. New York: Panity of Crop Circles: Scientific Research and Urban theon Books.Legends. Berkeley: Frog Ltd.Moorey, Teresa. 1999. Earth Mysteries: A BeKollerstrom, Nick. 2002. Crop Circles: The Hid- ginner’s Guide. London: Hodder & Stoughton.den Form. Salisbury, Whitshire: Wessex Books.Westwood, Jennifer, ed. 1987. The Atlas ofManistre, Hugh. 1999. Crop Circles. London: Mysterious Places: The World’s Unexplained Sa5

cred Sites, Symbolic Landscapes, Ancient Cities, Houran, James and Rense Lange. 2001. Hauntand Lost Lands. New York: Weidenfeld & Ni- ings and Poltergeists: Multidisciplinary Perspectives. Jefferson, NC: McFarland.colson.Spiritualism, Paranormal, Iverson, Jeffrey. 1992. In Search of the Dead: AScientific Investigation of Evidence for Life After& Psychic PhenomenaDeath. San Francisco: Harper.Spiritualism includes information on astral projection, mediumship, reincarnation, and séances.Paranormal phenomena include ghosts, apparitions, poltergeists, hauntings, mysterious happenings, spontaneous combustion, and other unexplained events.Konstantinos. 2004. Speak with the Dead: SevenMethods for Spirit Communication. Woodbury,MN: Llewellyn.Rule, Leslie. 2004. Ghosts Among Us: True Stories of Spirit Encounters. Kansas City, MO: Andrews McMeel Pub.Psychic phenomena include information on psychics, psychic experiences, clairvoyance, and otherphenomena associated with powers of the mind.Underwood, Peter. 1993. The Ghosthunters Almanac. Orphington: Eric Dobby.Chambers, Paul. 1998. Paranormal People: TheFamous, the Infamous and the Supernatural. London: Blandford.Williams, Mary E, ed. 2003. Paranormal Phenomena: Opposing Viewpoints. San Diego:Greenhaven Press/Thompson Gale.Evans, Hilary and Patrick Huyghe. 2000. TheField Guide to Ghosts and Other Apparitions.New York: Quill.Evans, Sian. 2006. Ghosts: Spooky Stories andEerie Encounters from the National Trust. London: National Trust.Hines, Terence. 2003. Pseudoscience and theParanormal. Amherst, NY: Prometheus Books.Hope, Valerie and Maurice Townsend, eds.1999. The Paranormal Investigator’s Handbook.New York: Sterling Publishing.6

For more information and resources on the Merten J. Mandeville Collection inthe Occult Sciences, please visit the Education and Social Science Library (100Main Library) or online at: www.library.uiuc.edu/edx/mandev.htm.The Education & Social Science Library contains over 149,000 books, over 1,600 serialtitles and 557,000 microforms in the areas of anthropology, education, political science,psychology, social work, sociology, speech communication, and women and gender studies. A number of special collections are also maintained which relate to the Library’sprimary disciplines.Education and Social Science LibraryUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignMC-522, 1408 W. Gregory Dr., Urbana, IL 61801http://www.library.uiuc.edu/edx/(217) 333-2305Images from Karen’s Whimsy Public DomainImages (www.karenswhimsy.com)

Psychic phenomena include information on psy-chics, psychic experiences, clairvoyance, and other phenomena associated with powers of the mind. Chambers, Paul. 1998. Paranormal People: The Famous, the Infamous and the Supernatural. Lon-don: Blandford. Evans, Hilary and Patrick Huyghe. 2000. The Field Guide to Ghosts and Other Apparitions.