Description
2007 edition. Paperback cover has some moderate wear along the sides, scuffs and significant bending. Spine has some reading creases and wear. Pages are clean and the binding is secure.
This well-worn copy of “Parapsychology and the Skeptics” by Chris Carter offers a fascinating exploration into the contentious realm of parapsychology. Published in 2007, this book delves into the ongoing debate between believers in psychic phenomena and skeptics who challenge the scientific validity of such claims. Carter, a skilled researcher and writer, presents a balanced perspective, examining the arguments and evidence from both sides with a critical eye.
Parapsychology, the study of phenomena that appear to defy the boundaries of conventional scientific understanding, has long been a subject of intense controversy. From telepathy and clairvoyance to psychokinesis and near-death experiences, this field has captivated the public imagination while simultaneously facing scrutiny from the scientific establishment. Carter’s work provides a comprehensive overview of the key issues, experiments, and personalities that have shaped this intriguing discipline.
For collectors and readers interested in the intersection of science, skepticism, and the unexplained, this volume offers a valuable resource. While the physical condition of this copy reflects its well-loved status, the content within remains a thought-provoking exploration of a subject that continues to spark debate and fascination.
