This is from a very quick Amazon search from work. The page numbers listed may not be the only place the term appears in the book, I'm time-limited here.
Some of these presses are small, and some may actually be self-publication or vanity labels. Most are clearly not. Berkley Hardcover is an imprint of Penguin. Pocket is an imprint of Simon-Schuster. Orb Books is a Tor imprint. Llewellyn is a major publisher of new age material - see our article, with references. Baylor University Press is a typical university press, which are generally well-regarded for citation here. Rodopi is an established Dutch textbook publisher, while Routledge is a British textbook publisher.
Some of these sources (especially the textbook references) appear to attest to the "scholarly use of the term". Others clearly do not. I am particularly interested to see how the novel Operation Chaos employs the term. This is a werewolf book, and so may use the term in a context very like the AHWW coining. However, it was published in 1971, and so provides a significant antedating of the usage (perhaps a 1992 Usenet poster had read this?). Also, it is by Poul Anderson. Serpent's Choice 12:23, 28 November 2006 (UTC)
This is from a very quick Amazon search from work. The page numbers listed may not be the only place the term appears in the book, I'm time-limited here.
Some of these presses are small, and some may actually be self-publication or vanity labels. Most are clearly not. Berkley Hardcover is an imprint of Penguin. Pocket is an imprint of Simon-Schuster. Orb Books is a Tor imprint. Llewellyn is a major publisher of new age material - see our article, with references. Baylor University Press is a typical university press, which are generally well-regarded for citation here. Rodopi is an established Dutch textbook publisher, while Routledge is a British textbook publisher.
Some of these sources (especially the textbook references) appear to attest to the "scholarly use of the term". Others clearly do not. I am particularly interested to see how the novel Operation Chaos employs the term. This is a werewolf book, and so may use the term in a context very like the AHWW coining. However, it was published in 1971, and so provides a significant antedating of the usage (perhaps a 1992 Usenet poster had read this?). Also, it is by Poul Anderson. Serpent's Choice 12:23, 28 November 2006 (UTC)