Une série sur le paganisme dans The Guardian
By Liz Williams, theguardian.com,
– Paganism, part 1: what is modern paganism?
The majority of pagans these days do not dwell in the country, but a yearning towards nature is marked
Photograph: Matt Cardy/Getty Images
.– Paganism, part 2: how does one become a druid? You ask nicely
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– Paganism, part 3: the wheel of the year
The idea there is a ‘wheel’ of dates on which pagans hold rituals may be artificial, but it provides a vital link to the natural world
– Paganism, part 4: the literary and artistic underpinnings
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Authors as diverse as Rudyard Kipling, E Nesbit, and JRR Tolkien have shaped modern paganism as greatly as any theological underpinning
– Paganism, part 5: politics, ethics and cults – and their absence
The innate stroppiness of pagans keeps cults at bay while its decentralised structure makes it increasingly progressive