Engaging the Anomalous: Collected Essays on Anthropology, the Paranormal, Mediumship and Extraordinary Experience

Engaging the Anomalous is a groundbreaking collection of essays that challenge traditional anthropological approaches to the paranormal.

With a non-reductive, participatory, and experiential approach, Hunter pushes the boundaries of anthropology and neuroscience, exploring trends in anthropology's engagement with the paranormal, the anthropology and neuroscience of spirit possession, the history of Spiritualism and physical mediumship, and the overlaps between mediumistic practices and other mind-body phenomena.

The book also features interviews with Hunter himself and a foreword by leading parapsychologist George P.

Hansen.

This bold contribution to Anomalistic literature is a must-read for anyone interested in exploring the mysteries of consciousness, experience, spirits, mediumship, psi, and the nature of reality.