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Introduction

Chapter 1: The Mark of the Beast: Arguments for the Existence of Werewolves

The Werewolf in France: Eyewitness Accounts and Personal Testimonies

Eyewitness Accounts of British Werewolves

Italian Werewolves: Accounts and Characteristics

The Werewolf Metamorphosis

Twentieth—Century Werewolves

The Werewolf of London

Chapter 2: Tracking the Werewolf: Arguments Against the Existence of Werewolves

Eyewitness Accounts of Werewolves Can Be Explained

Rabies Epidemics Explain Werewolf Sightings

The Werewolf Disease

The Werewolf: A Symbol of Humanity's Animal Past

Lycanthropy, the Wolf Madness

Mental Illness as an Explanation for Werewolves: Two Case Studies

Epilogue: Analyzing the Evidence

Developing a Critical Perspective

Critical—Thinking Strategies and Goals

Step 1: Examining the Author's Credentials and Background

Step 2: Determining the Author's Hypothesis

Step 3: Evaluating the Evidence

Examining the Evidence Offered by Woodward

Step 4: Problems in Thinking About and Handling the Evidence

Step 5: Forming a Conclusion About the Author's Hypothesis

Practice What You Have Learned

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Study & Research Werewolves

This Study Guide consists of approximately 157 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Werewolves.