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Rather, it is time for a new chapter in the history of the Gardnerian tradition, a new understanding of polarity, and a new identity for the Witch. History and heritage are often asserted as indicators of continuity. However, meaningful pasts are mobilized according to the needs of thepresent, and continually reinvented and transformed. Contemporary British Witches are currentlyexperiencing a radical shift in the ways they conceptualize, evidence, andrationalize their history.
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