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Issue 5 Citations

Image & Artwork Citations

Images

Schizonema comoides, Anna Atkins, 1853, courtesy of The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Flower Studies, created by an artist under the reign of Shah Jahan, r. 1628–58, courtesy of The Metropolitan Museum of Art
A witch carrying a child on her broom, José Guadalupe Posada, ca. 1880–1910 (a later impression, courtesy of The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Diagram, The Principles of Psychology by William James, 1890
Roofs, Olga Rozanova, 1912, courtesy of The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Tea Party, William P. Chappel, 1870s, courtesy of The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Silver Art, courtesy of Julith Café, Dubai, UAE
Café, Mortimer Borne, 1935-43, courtesy of The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Queen of Collars, from The Cloisters Playing Cards, South Netherlandish, 1475-80, courtesy of The Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Cloisters Playing Cards, South Netherlandish, 1475-80, courtesy of The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Diana and Actaeon (Diana Surprised in Her Bath), Camille Corot, 1836, courtesy of The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Repose, John White Alexander, 1895, courtesy of The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Osteographia, William Cheselen, 1733, Courtesy of US National Library of Medicine
To all appearances, it was a hand of flesh and blood just like my own, Odilon Redon, 1896, courtesy of The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Rabbit gazing at the moon, China, 18^th Century, courtesy of The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Still Life with Cake, Raphaelle Peale, 1818, courtesy of The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Drawing of a Typsy cake, 1897, Scammell
Still Life with Meat, Fish, Vegetables, and Fruit, Jacob van Hulsdonck, 1582-1647, courtesy of The Cleveland Museum of Art
Three Young Girls by Ruins, copy after Hubert Robert French, 1790, courtesy of The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Marie-Antoinette, after 1783, after Elisabeth-Louise Vigee Le Brun, courtesy of National Gallery of Art
Terra, courtesy of Terra, Expo City

Article Citations

The Weird & Wonderful World of Theresa Duncan

Citations (numbered & in-text)

Not Just Gameboys: Women Make Up 52% of U.S. Gamers; 22% of Players Are Over 65 Years Old, Study Finds, Andrew McGowan, Variety, 2025
Girl software: a fantasy world stressing advice and the anxiety of romance., Edward Rothstein, The New York Times, 1997
CREATIVE MAGNETON THE BANKS OF THE C&O; CANAL, AN ECLECTIC GROUP EXPLORES THE DIGITAL FRINGE, Joe Brown, The Washington Post, 1995
New “emulation as a service” technology opens up new opportunities for engagement with historic digital content, Yale University Library
The Golden Suicides, Nancy Jo Sales, Vanity Fair, 2007
Jeremy Blake: A waking dream, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Video Dated 2013

Citations (miscellaneous)

Theresa Duncan, Diary Entry from 1989, quoted on “Memories of Theresa” blog
The Theresa Duncan CD-ROMs, Rhizome,
IN A FIELD OF ’90S BARBIELAND WRECKAGE, CHOP SUEY GOT GAMING FOR GIRLS TOTALLY RIGHT, Jenn Frank, 2012
Mimi Smartypants Takes On the Assassins, Anthony Ramirez, The New York Times, 1997

Tarot as Reflection, Not Prophecy: Introspection, Covens, and Feminist Resistance

Citations (numbered & in-text)

Morgan Vonder Haar, Wave Feminism and the Shaping of Tarot, page 9
Decker, Depaulis & Dummett, 1996, A Wicked Pack of Cards: Origins of the Occult Tarot, page 7.
Ibid
Ibid
Kenneth D. Newman, 1983, The Tarot: a myth of male initiation, page 3
Nadini Nair, 2021, The Curious Case of Tarot: How and Why Millennials and Gen Z are turning to Tarot as “Therapy”.
Cartwright, 2020, as cited by Nadini Nair, 2021, The Curious Case of Tarot: How and Why Millennials and Gen Z are turning to Tarot as “Therapy”.
Nadini Nair, 2021, The Curious Case of Tarot: How and Why Millennials and Gen Z are turning to Tarot as “Therapy”.
Alice Porter, 2024, Are people really using Tarot readings as an alternative to therapy?
Ibid
Beth Brooker, Alice Porter, 2024, Are people really using Tarot readings as an alternative to therapy?
Hasa, Alice Porter, 2024, Are people really using Tarot readings as an alternative to therapy?
Hasa, Alice Porter, 2024, Are people really using Tarot readings as an alternative to therapy?
Morgan Vonder Haar, Wave Feminism and the Shaping of Tarot, page 14
Jean Freer, A New Feminist Tarot (London, U.K. Lamia Publications, 1978), page 19 as cited by Morgan Vonder Haar, Wave Feminism and the Shaping of Tarot, page 14
Pike, New Age and Neopagan Religions in America, 76 as cited by Morgan Vonder Haar, Wave Feminism and the Shaping of Tarot, page 16
Morgan Vonder Haar, Wave Feminism and the Shaping of Tarot, page 21
Morgan Vonder Haar, Wave Feminism and the Shaping of Tarot, page 14
Morgan Vonder Haar, Wave Feminism and the Shaping of Tarot, page 14
Morgan Vonder Haar, Wave Feminism and the Shaping of Tarot, page 23
Molly K. (2025) Ilminster 23-year-old starts first ever witch coven. Chard and Ilminster News.
Molly K. (2024) Seaton viral witches share story of Everchange Emporium. Midweek Herald.

Citations (miscellaneous)

Bailey, S.P. (2021). Tarot cards are having a moment with help from the pandemic. The Washington Post.
Brooker, B. and Porter, A. (2024). Are people really using Tarot readings as an alternative to therapy? Women’s Health.
Christof, C. (2017). Feminist action in and through Tarot and modern occult society: The Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn (UK) and the Builders of the Adytum (USA). Academia.edu.
Decker, R., Depaulis, T. and Dummett, M. (1996) A wicked pack of cards: Origins of the occult Tarot. London: Duckworth.
Freer, J. (1978). A new feminist Tarot. London: Lamia Publications.
Kirk, M. (2025). Ilminster 23-year-old starts first ever witch coven. Chard and Ilminster News.
Kirk, M. (2024). Seaton viral witches share story of Everchange Emporium. Midweek Herald.
Nair, N. (2021). The curious case of Tarot: How and why Millennials and Gen Z are turning to Tarot as “therapy”. Medium.
Vonder Haar, M. (2023). Wave feminism and the shaping of Tarot.

Contributors

Writing: Isha Aamir, Rehan Aneksha, Sophie Barkley, Edel Ni Horain, Haniya Khalid, Molly Arabella Kirk, Raisa Malika, Rabiya Peerzada, Elizabeth Strout

Editing: Haniya Khalid, Molly Arabella Kirk

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