Exploring the Influence of Ceremonial Magic on Modernist Playwrights

The chapter delves into the impact of ceremonial magic on playwrights between 1890 and 1945, revealing how secret societies and occult practices shaped their works, challenging traditional forms of expression. Through the narratives of well-known figures like Yeats and Crowley and lesser-known individuals such as Farr and Hunter, the discussion highlights the intersections between modernism, ceremonial magic, and the changing societal landscape.