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Aitken, Brian. 2007. Paddle and sail: Pursuing the vision quest in the Anishnabe and Irish Celtic traditions. Presented to Canadian Society for the Study of Religion.
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Bitney, Frances. 2007. The Portrayal of Witches, Witchcraft and WIcca in Role Playing Games. Presented to Gaia Gathering.
Bitney, Katherine. 2007. Moster in the Margins. Presented to Gaia Gathering.
Blain, Jenny. 2005. Paganism and Heathenry in Canada and the UK: A Personal Journey. Presented to Gaia Gathering.
Charbonneau, Marisol. 2005. The Melting Cauldron: Ethnicity, Tradition, and Identity in Neo-Pagan Subculture. Presented to Gaia Gathering.
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DuFresne, Lucie. 1995. Wicca — Reclaiming Paradise as a Post-Christian Strategy. Presented to the Canadian Society for the Study of Religion.
DuFresne, Lucie. 1995. 'As Above, So Below' - Sacred Text as Social Charter - The Wiccan Wine Blessing. U. of Ottawa. unpublished.
DuFresne, Lucie. 1998. Influences of Neo-Shamanism on Wiccan Practices in Ottawa. Canada. Presented to Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association.
DuFresne, Lucie. 2000. Etre sorcière, le sommes nous toutes? RéSAFF, Ottawa. novembre 2000. unpublished.
DuFresne, Lucie. 2001. Etre ou ne pas être selon les normes: la lutte contre l'institutionalisation au sein du mouvement néo-païen en Amérique du Nord. ACFAS mai 2001, U. de Sherbrooke. unpublished.
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Furney, Mandy. 2003. Creative Formations: Pagans and the Electronic Frontier. Presented to the Canadian Society for the Study of Religion.
Furney, Mandy. 2003. Witches and mediums, Spiritualism and Wicca: A study of the Spiritualist influence on contemporary Witchcraft. Memorial University of Newfoundland. unpublished.
Furney, Mandy. 2004. A nature-based religion in the city: Contemporary North American Pagan relationships with urban environments. MA thesis. St. John’s, NL: Memorial University.
Furney, Mandy. 2004. Urban Paganism: Envisioning the City as Sacred Space. Presented to the Canadian Society for the Study of Religion.
Furney, Mandy. 2006. The public faces of NRMs: Paganism, a new religious movement in Canada. Presented to the Canadian Society for the Study of Religion.
Furney, Mandy. 2006. Quirky Neighbours or Occult Corruptors of Youth? Pagans in the newsmedia. Presented to the Consultation on Contemporary Pagan Studies 2006 and Gaia Gathering 2007.
Gaboury, Eve. 1989. Confluence du néo-paganisme et du féminisme chez les Québécoises: le discours de quelques sorcières. MA thesis, U. of Ottawa. unpublished.
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Gagnon, Mireille. 2006. The Canadian History of Wicca: Obstacles on the Path of the Uninitiated Researcher. Presented to Association for the Sociology of Religion.
Guignard, Lise. 1991. Reportage: La sorcellerie — toujours bien vivante au Canada. U. de Sherbrooke. unpublished.
Hastings, Heather. 1998. The Wiccan Religion: A Case Study of Symbolic Community. MA Thesis. University of New Brunswick.
Ivakhiv, Adrian. 2003. Ukranian Neo-Pagan groups. Presented to the Canadian Society for the Study of Religion.
Ivakhiv, Adrian. 2005. Nature, ethnicity and the 'Ecology of Culture' in East European Paganism. Presented to the Canadian Society for the Study of Religion.
Klassen, Chris. 1999. Postcolonial Possibilities: Border Crossings in Starhawk’s The Fifth Sacred Thing. Presented for the Canadian Society for the Study of Religion.
Klassen, Chris. 1999. Maiden, Mother and Crone: An Integration of the Sacred and the Profane in Embodied Time. Presented at the American Academy of Religion Eastern International Regional meeting.
Klassen, Chris. 2000. How Women Are Defined (By the Goddess?): A Re-examination of Carol Christ's Reflections. Presented at the 12th Annual Interdisciplinary Feminist Graduate Colloquium, York University.
Klassen, Chris. 2001. 'What do you have to do, to lay your mother to rest': Reconciling Human Mothers and Goddess Mothers in Starhawk's Fiction. Presented at the "Mothering, Literature, Popular Culture and the Arts" Conference put on by The Association for Research on Mothering, York University.
Klassen, Chris. 2001. Practical Magic: Representations of Witchcraft and Women’s Power in Popular Culture. Presented for the Canadian Society for the Study of Religion.
Klassen, Chris. 2001. My Mother, My Lover: How Goddess Imagery Can Disrupt Conventional Sexuality. Presented at the "Mothering, Sex and Sexuality" Conference put on by The Association for Research on Mothering, York University.
Klassen, Chris. 2002. Crafting the Imagination: Feminist Witchcraft as a Speculative Movement. Presented in the "Women, Religion and the Imagination" panel for the Canadian Society for the Study of Religion and the Canadian Women’s Studies Association.
Klassen, Chris. 2003. The Infertile Goddess: Challenging Maternal Imagery in Feminist Witchcraft. Presented at the "Mothering, Religion and Spirituality" conference put on by the Association for Research on Mothering, York University.
Klassen, Chris. 2003. Feminist Witchcraft as a Postcolonial Movement? Exploring Metaphors for Understanding Goddess Pre-history. Presented for the Canadian Society for the Study of Religion.
Klassen, Chris. 2003. The Patriarchal Invaders: Themes of Colonization, Victimization and Oppression in Feminist Witchcraft. Presented at the annual Centre for the Study of Religion Graduate Symposium, University of Toronto.
Klassen, Chris. 2004. Mother Goddess Imagery in Feminist Witchcraft. Presented for the Canadian Society for the Study of Religion.
Klassen, Chris. 2005. What Was, What Is and What Should Be: Exploring Utopian Mythology in Feminist Witchcraft. Presented at the American Academy of Religion Eastern International Regional meeting.
Klassen, Chris. 2006. Storied Selves: Technologies of Identity in Feminist Witchcraft. PhD Dissertation. York University. Toronto.
Klassen, Chris. 2006. Which Witch is Which: Challenges in Defining Modern Witchcraft with Kathryn Assaff, Religion and Culture Department Colloquium, Wilfrid Laurier University.
Klassen, Chris & Mandy Furney. 2007. Sacred Nature and Urban Place: Not all Pagans live in trees. Presented to Environmental Studies Association of Canada.
Klassen, Chris. 2009.Reading Pagan environmental ethics through the lens od Charles Taylor. Presented to Canadian Society for the Study of Religion.
Klassen, Chris. 2010. Nature is everything, except for...: A preliminary cartography of the sacred in Canadian contemporary Paganism. Presented to Canadian Society for the Study of Religion.
Lawrence, Austin. 2006. NeoPaganism: Genuine Invented Tradition in Late Modernity. Presented to Toronto Pagan Conference.
Leverick, Jane. 2004. Witches in Wonderland: Neo-Pagans, Civial Society and Citizenship. Presented to the Consultation on Contemporary Pagan Studies.
Leverick, Jane. 2006. Institutionalised Witchcraft?: Practice and Process of Organisation. Presented to CSSR and Gaia Gathering.
Leverick, Jane. 2007. Institutionalisation and Contemporary Western Witchcraft: When Binaries Dance a Tango. Presented to Gaia Gathering.
McGovern, Catherine. 2007. The Canon from the Cauldron: The Emerging Bible of Witchcraft. Presented to Canadian Society for the Study of Religion.
Murray, Janet Anne. 2002. Rising from the Ashes: Wicca and the Reclamation of Women. MA Thesis. Laurentian University.
Myers, Brendan Cathbad. 2001. Dangerous Religion - Animism, Spirit and Environmental Activism. M.A. Thesis. University of Guelph.(published 2004)
Ostling, Michael. 2003. Who Chooses Which is Witch? Presented to the Canadian Society for the Study of Religion.
Ostling, Michael. 2005. Of Woman Wailing for Her Demon Lover: Sex, the Satanic Pact, and Folk-Belief in ths Polish Witch-Trials. Presented to AAR.
Pearce, Maryanne. 2000. Something Old, Something New: “The Old Religion” in the Modern World. MA Thesis. University of Western Ontario.
Pearce, Maryann. 2006. "All Acts of Love and Pleasure are My Rituals": Queer and Straight Responses to Heterosexism in Neo-Paganism.
Rabinovitch, Shelley Tsivia. 1991. The Institutionalization of Wicca within Ontario through the Wiccan Church of Canada. unpublished
Rabinovitch, Shelley Tsivia. 1992. 'An Ye Harm None, Do What Ye Will': Neo-pagans and witches in Canada. MA Thesis, Dept. of Religion, Carleton University. Ottawa. Unpublished
Rabinovitch, Shelley Tsivia. 1993. Wiccan and Neo-Pagan Worship in Canada. University of Ottawa. unpublished.
Rabinovitch, Shelley Tsivia. 2005. Comparing and Contrasting Neo-Paganism and New Age Through Textual Analysis: The 'Witch Twitch'. Presented to Gaia Gathering.
Reid, Sian. 1992. A Portrait of Janus: The Social Construction of Witchcraft in The Ottawa Citizen 1980-1989. MA Thesis. Dept. of Religion. Carleton University. Ottawa. unpublished
Reid, Sian. 1994. The Structure of Privilege: Neo-pagan Witchcraft and the Institutional Sanction of Religion in Canada. Prepared for the American Academy of Religion.
Reid, Sian. 2001. Disorganized Religion: An Exploration of the Neopagan Craft in Canada. PhD Thesis. Carleton University. Ottawa.
Reid, Sian. 2005. 'Who Are The Witches, Where Do They Come From?': Demography, Cultural Trends, and the Once and Future History of WItchcraft in Canada. Presented to Gaia Gathering and Toronto Pagan Conference.
Reid, Sian. 2007. The Soul of Soulless Conditions: Paganism, Goddess Religion and Witchcraft in Canada. Presented to Gaia Gathering.
Reid, Sian. forthcoming. “Canadian Pagan survey project 2005-6”.
Roberts, Rosemary. 2007. Exploring Religious Syncretism in Montreal's Contemporary Pagan Community. Presented to Gaia Gathering.
Roberts, Rosemary. 2009. “It's all a giant Web”: syncretism, agency and (re)connection in a contemporary Pagan community. M.Sc., Anthropology, Faculté des arts et des sciences, Université de Montréal, Montreal.
Roberts, Rosemary.2010. The Reclaiming community of Montreal: An ethnographic study. Working paper.
Rowlatt, Linnea. 2009. God and the Goddess in the Gardens of Glastonbury. Presented to Candaian Society for the Study of Religion
Sandislands, Catriona A.H. 1988. Spirituality and Praxis: Witchcraft and Neo-paganism in Canada. MA Thesis. Dept. of Sociology. York University. Unpublished
Slade, Mary. 1989. The Fire Inside: An Introduction to Witchcraft in Canada. Honours Thesis. Dept. of Sociology & Anthropology. Carleton University. Unpublished
Strimiska, Michael. 2003. The Role of Music in Baltic Neopaganism. Presented to the Canadian Society for the Study of Religion.
Swain, Eleanor. 2003. Neo-Paganism, Feminism, and Anthropological Gender Discourse. MA Thesis. University of Guelph.
Tyrrell, Marc. 1992. Strands of Moonlight - An Examination of the Institutionalization Process Amongst Neo-Pagan Witches in Ottawa. MA thesis. Institute for Canadian Studies. Carleton University. unpublished.
Wagar, Sam. 2006. An Explanation and Understanding of Wiccan Ritual: Approaching a Deviant Religious Discourse in the Modern West. Presented to Gaia Gathering.
Williams, Katherine Dilys. 1973. A Content Analysis of Witchcraft: 1909-1972. Honours Thesis. Department of Sociology & Anthropology. Carleton University. unpublished.
Williams, Neil. 1991. Drums and Thunder - An Example of the Witchcraft Process Among Neopagan Witches in Southern Ontario. Presented to North Eastern Anthropology Association Meeting. unpublished.
Williams, Neil. 1991. Quest for a Tribe - Neopaganism as a Nativistic Movement in Contemporary North America. Dept. of Sociology and Anthropology. University of Guelph. unpublished.
Zwissler, Laurel. 2004. Right Action: Uses of Ritual in Anti-Globalization Protests by Neo-Pagan, United Church and Catholic Activists. Presented to the American Academy of Religion.
Zwissler, Laurel. 2006. Change Yourself or Change the World? Activist Ritual in a Toronto Pagan Collective. Presented to the Canadian Society for the Study of Religion.
Zwissler, Laurel. 2006. Public Spirituality, Personal Religion: Pagan Activists and Political Community. Presented to the Consultation on Contemporary Pagan Studies.
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