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HifaMo Posted 12 years ago
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Western Magic culture

Please is the following combination of words correct?

Western Magic Culture

I could have said just "Western Magic," but I want to add the word "culture" to show that magic is addressed from a cultural perspective.

Thank you
  

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HifaMo Western Magic Culture It's not particularly meaningful. To me it sounds like a group of people whose worship is based on magic spells and witchcraft. eg.

  • HifaMo Western Magic Culture It's not particularly meaningful.
  • To me it sounds like a group of people whose worship is based on magic spells and witchcraft.
  • eg.
  • Muggles are not aware of the western magic culture.
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HifaMoWestern Magic Culture
It's not particularly meaningful. To me it sounds like a group of people whose worship is based on magic spells and witchcraft. eg. Muggles are not aware of the western magic culture.
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AlpheccaStarsTo me it sounds like a group of people whose worship is based on magic spells and witchcraft. eg. Muggles are not aware of the western magic culture.
And to me it is not even that clear!
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AlpheccaStarsTo me it sounds like a group of people whose worship is based on magic spells and witchcraft. eg. Muggles are not aware of the western magic culture.
Yes, that's what I mean by "Western Magic Culture."
It refers to magical religions such as Wicca.

I wonder why you expected it to mean something different.

Thank you
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HifaMoIt refers to magical religions such as Wicca.
Wicca is neither a magical nor a magic religion/belief/creed in my opinion.
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I'm surprised that is not unclear at all to you.

If the use of tern "Western magic" is widespread, then how come just the addition of the term 'culture' makes it unclear?

What if I change Western by African? Does is it make a difference?

African Magic Culture
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HifaMoIf the use of tern "Western magic" is widespread, ..
It isn't. as far as I know, though it may be used of the entertainment profession.
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Thanks sir.
But I think it is not a matter of personal opinions.
A brief Google Books search on Wicca would show that it is a magical religion.
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You are misusing the word 'magical'. Many Wiccans belief that magic is a force of nature, but they do not speak of their belief system as a magic/magical religion.
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fivejedjonYou are misusing the word 'magical'. Many Wiccans belief that magic is a force of nature, but they do not speak of their belief system as a magic/magical religion.
Ok, Sir.
It cannot provide you with quotes from reliable source at the moment.

I'm not concerned with Western magic or Wicca in particular.

Please, is the expression
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Yes. In the Caribbean, that is the Voodou culture. It is quite strong.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_African_Vodun

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