Ebook - Gibecière by Stephen Minch - Vol 2 No 1 (Winter 2007 , ) (Digital Download)
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Discover the Depths of Magical History with Gibecière Vol 2 No 1
Step back in time with Gibecière, Vol 2 No 1, the illuminating Winter 2007 issue curated by Stephen Minch. This digital download continues the esteemed journal's tradition of offering unparalleled academic exploration into the arcane world of magic history. Featuring four expertly crafted articles by leading researchers, this issue promises to enrich your understanding with brand-new revelations and profound insights into our shared magical heritage, making it an indispensable resource for any serious magic enthusiast or historian.
In-Depth Investigations into Classic Illusions
Volker Huber kicks off this captivating issue with 'The Educated Swan,' a meticulous examination of one of magic's most enduring and mysterious tricks. Huber traces the trick's origins, development, and cultural impact across centuries, providing an authoritative account that will fascinate both historians and practitioners. His groundbreaking research sheds new light on the ingenuity and evolution of magical performance, offering fresh perspectives on a timeless classic.
Unveiling Japanese Magical Traditions
Following up on his previously acclaimed work, Mitsunobu Matsuyama presents 'An Investigation into Magic in Japan after the Opening of the Country, Part II.' This continuation offers a deeper dive into the unique and often overlooked trajectory of Japanese magic during a pivotal period of global interaction. Matsuyama's article is an essential read for anyone interested in the global tapestry of magical arts, offering rare and scholarly perspectives on Eastern traditions and their development.
Echoes of Cheating and Conjuring from the Past
Aurelio Paviato contributes 'Notes on Pietro Aretino's Le Carte Parlanti,' a scholarly piece that scrutinizes an early book for its invaluable references to cheating, gambling, and magic. Paviato's insightful analysis uncovers how these concepts were intertwined in historical contexts, providing crucial insights into the social and cultural perceptions of magic during the Renaissance. This article offers a fascinating glimpse into the moral and ethical boundaries of early magical entertainment.
Expanding the Bamberg Legacy
Concluding this remarkable issue, Peter Bräuning shares a thrilling discovery in 'Abraham Bamberg: The Augmentation of a Dynasty.' Bräuning's meticulous research potentially unearths a previously unrecorded professional magician linked to the illustrious Bamberg family, one of magic's most legendary dynasties. This article offers a compelling glimpse into genealogical research within magic, potentially rewriting a piece of its celebrated history and adding a new chapter to a storied lineage. Gibecière Vol 2 No 1 is an essential addition to any magic library.
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Our third issue continues Gibecière’s enlightening forays into the magical tradition with four exquisite articles. As usual the contents feature brand new revelations and insight into our history.
