Sára Eszter Heidl (University of Vienna), Ethan Doyle White and Jonathan Woolley (ed.), Modern Religious Druidry, Palgrave Macmillan, 2024. Chapter: Carole M. Cusack, ‘“Druids Down Under”: Australian Druidry as Adaptation and Innovation’, pp. 191-211. By Carole Cusack

https://www.academia.edu/144933369/S%C3%A1ra_Eszter_Heidl_University_of_Vienna_Ethan_Doyle_White_and_Jonathan_Woolley_ed_Modern_Religious_Druidry_Palgrave_Macmillan_2024_Chapter_Carole_M_Cusack_Druids_Down_Under_Australian_Druidry_as_Adaptation_and_Innovation_pp_191_211?email_work_card=title This volume introduces us to modern religious Druidry in nine chapters. White’s introduction concisely introduces ancient Druidry and its contemporary establishment and classification—here, we can already meet the question of understanding modern Druidry as religion or spirituality.