DEMONOLOGY AS DEVOURMENT WITHOUT A DEVOURER

What if demons aren’t mythological beings but structural presences coded into our technologies, our stories, and ourselves? Demonology as Devourment Without a Devourer is neither a grimoire of evil spirits, nor a catalogue of arcane names – it is a philosophical descent into the abyss that is the devouring logic of the demonic. In these pages, demonology becomes more than the mere study of demons; it becomes a theory of hunger, destruction, possession, and transformation. Drawing from philosophy, theology, occult studies, and contemporary culture, this book reimagines the demonic not as an external evil but as a force that gnaws at human limits.