Research & scholarly sources
Hexenkunde relies on many different tools needed to conduct independent research. Below are some of the tools needed and which are highly recommended.
JSTOR.ORG
JSTOR offers access to a variety of academic journals, unlimited reading of research-papers and primary sources. It is a highly recommended platform for research and study.
RESEARCHGATE.NET
Researchgate offers free academic papers, articles and the possibility to network, exchange questions and research with other scholars, professionals in different disciplines and independent researchers.
ACADEMIA.EDU
Like Researchgate, academia.edu offers a variety of free peer-reviewed papers, articles and can be used to get feedback from other scholars and researchers, to network and to ask questions to professionals working in different disciplines.
SEMANTICSCHOLAR.ORG
Semantic Scholar is an artificial-intelligence online database for academic publications and literature. It offers a variety of papers on subjects such as shamanism, mythology, etc. I highly recommend Semantic Scholar for a quick look for papers and articles needed for research.
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ASANA.COM
My wife complains that I get too disorganized. Asana helps by keeping track of each task, step-by-step, each day.
GOOGLE DOCS
GOOGLE DOCS is very useful when typing up documents and having to get access anywhere. The good news is that I don't have to worry about losing my files and articles.
Mircea Eliade: SHAMANISM: Archaic Techniques of Ecstasy
Edited by Neil Price: The Archaeology of Shamanism
Neil Price: The Viking Way
Carlo Ginzburg: The Night Battles
Carlo Ginzburg: Ecstasies
Charles Freger: Wilder Mann
Eva Pocs: Between the Living and the Dead
Wolfgang Behringer: The Shaman of Oberstdorf
Juha Pentikäinen: Golden King of the Forest
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