Ghosts: A Social History

Discover the intriguing evolution of ghostly perceptions in "Ghosts: A Social History" by Owen Davies, published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2010. This comprehensive five-volume set spans 1,440 pages, exploring how beliefs in ghosts have transformed across various social strata from the Reformation to the twentieth century in both Britain and America. Through a meticulous examination of key published debates of each century, Davies sheds light on the diverse literary formats that have captured the public's fascination with the supernatural. Ideal for both scholars and enthusiasts of ghost lore, this work invites readers to delve into the rich tapestry of cultural attitudes towards ghosts throughout history. Enhance your understanding of how societal changes have shaped ghost narratives with this essential addition to your collection.