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DOI: 10.1590/2179-8966/2018/31930 Resumo Tracaremos a relacao feiticaria e mulheres no periodo colonial brasileiro por meio de um processo criminal secular que apurou o delito de feiticaria na Vila de Curitiba, da segunda metade do Seculo XVIII. O percurso do texto partiu de um panorama geral da “caca as bruxas” na Europa, distinguindo as particularidades em Portugal, comparando a feiticaria metropolitana e a colonial e averiguando a mentalidade misogina na Colonia. Palavras-chave: Caca as bruxas; Misoginia; Direito colonial. Abstract We will trace the connection between witchcraft and women on the Brazilian colonial period through one secular criminal case of witchcraft indictment, in the mid to late 18th Century Curitiba’s Village. This path begins in a “witch hunt” panoramic view at Europe, distinguishing Portuguese differences, comparing metropolitan and colonial witchcraft and examining the misogynistic mentality in the Colony. Keywords: Witch hunt; Misogyny; Colonial law.

Feitiçaria na vila de Curitiba: direito e misoginia (xviii)