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Articles on alchemy in literature
The appearance of alchemical ideas in literary works
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Harry Potter: The Road Map to Liberating Alchemy
- Hans Andréa
Poe's "Sober Mystification": The Uses of Alchemy in "The Gold-Bug" - Barton Levi St. Armand
'Ethereal Chemicals': Alchemy and the Romantic Imagination - Maureen B. Roberts
The Alchemist’s Tale: Harry Potter & the Alchemical Tradition in English Literature -John Granger
Magi Imaginationis: Imagining Alchemists and Magicians in New Atlantis, The Tempest, And The Alchemist - David Hurley
Christ as the philosopher's stone in George Herbert's 'The Elixir' - Clarence H. Miller
Review of Stanton J. Linden. Darke Hierogliphicks - Elizabeth Holtze
The English Chaucerians. George Ripley.
Harry Potter and whose stone? - Robert Scholes
The Allegory of Alchemy in King Lear - Mather Walker
From Alchemy to the Union of Root and Crown in Robertson Davies’ The Rebel Angels - Shane C. Walters
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