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The changeling (a faery substituted for a stolen human child) is one of the central and most disturbing concepts of British faery-lore. In this extended essay, John Kruse examines all aspects of the folklore record on changelings- how and why babies are taken and what parents can do to prevent or reverse an abduction. The study is illustrated with plentiful examples from the faery-lore of the British Isles as well as with poetry from Britain and Ireland.
John V. Kruse, PhD, is a historical theologian with expertise in Franciscan spirituality and the office of the papacy. Dr. Kruse, a resident of Wilmington, Delaware, is an Assistant Professor of Theology at Neumann College in Aston, Pennsylvania.
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