Satanic Feminism: Lucifer as the Liberator of Woman in Nineteenth-Century Culture (Oxford Studies in Western Esotericism)
by Per Faxneld
An academic exploration of how Lucifer was recast as a symbol of female emancipation in nineteenth-century culture and thought.
About This Book
This study examines the figure of Lucifer in nineteenth-century literature, art, and social discourse.
It traces how radical thinkers and feminists reinterpreted the fallen angel as an emblem of liberation.
The book situates these reinterpretations within broader cultural and religious transformations of the era.
Focus remains on documented sources and published works from the period.
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