HIST-UA 259

Witchcraft and Gender in the Atlantic World

New York University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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This course explores witchcraft accusations in the early modern era. We will look at witchcraft in Europe, colonial Latin America, and colonial North America through primary and secondary readings. We will see the way that gender, sex, and sexuality influenced the thinking about the “crime” of witchcraft – one of the few crimes during the early modern period for which more women were accused than men.

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