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When you start growing fruit, you enter a world of recondite knowledge, accumulated over centuries of amateur experiments.
Susanna Akerman's "The Gothic Kabbala" is a bricolage of commentary and recondite knowledge about cabbalistic, Rosicrucian and other apocalyptic and mystical directions, mainly in Scandinavia in the seventeenth century: a long way from 1492, or even from its aftermath.
 
 
 
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