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The 16 pages that link to Magic, each with the reason it gives.

• PrayerCompared with: Prayer seeks relation or appeal, unlike techniques framed as controlling supernatural outcomes.

• Anthropology of religionCompared with: The boundary between magic and religion has been central to anthropological classification and critique.

• FantasyRelated: Magic often supplies the rules and powers that make fantasy worlds unlike ordinary reality.

• Marcel MaussRelated: Mauss and Hubert studied magic as a collective institution, not merely an individual belief.

• OccultismRelated: Many occult systems treat magic as a practical method for engaging hidden forces.

• WiccaNarrower topic: Wiccan ritual magic belongs to a wider history of Western esoteric practice.

• WitchcraftNarrower topic: Magic is the broader idea that encompasses many practices called witchcraft.

• SupernaturalRelated: Magic proposes methods for acting upon supernatural forces.

• Supernatural fictionRelated: Magic gives characters a way to act beyond natural limits.

• AmuletNarrower topic: Amulet use often depends on a belief that an object can affect events beyond ordinary physical action.

• The Sacred and the ProfaneCompared with: Durkheim distinguished magic’s individual clientele from religion’s organized moral community.

• NasBroader topic: Its compact format shows the direct, sample-driven approach of Nas and Hit-Boy’s later run.

• Modern paganismRelated: Spellwork and ritual magic feature in some pagan traditions but are not universal.

• Adventure TimeNarrower topic: Magic explains many Ooo powers while often leaving their origins mysterious.

• ThaumaturgyNarrower topic: Thaumaturgy is one way magical practice is understood and named.

• White magicNarrower topic: White magic is one moral classification within the broader idea of magic.