DIVINATION WITH CARDS: A SHORT HISTORY
This short history of divination with cards looks at three main traditions: the French, the British, and the Anglo-American gone ‘French’. The style is succinct and personal, with the writing performing on two levels: the descriptive in a historical context and the reflective in a contemplative context. In between, the author offers an original take on how we can think about the history of divination.
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This short history of divination with cards looks at three main traditions: the French, the British, and the Anglo-American gone ‘French’. The style is succinct and personal, with the writing performing on two levels: the descriptive in a historical context and the reflective in a contemplative context. In between, the author offers an original take on how we can think about the history of divination.
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Note that this .epub is in fixed, rather than floating layout. If you don’t have an ebook or an epub reader you can download Adobe Digital Editions here.
For the pocket edition paperback and image sample go here.
This short history of divination with cards looks at three main traditions: the French, the British, and the Anglo-American gone ‘French’. The style is succinct and personal, with the writing performing on two levels: the descriptive in a historical context and the reflective in a contemplative context. In between, the author offers an original take on how we can think about the history of divination.
ADOBE READER AND PAPERBACK
Note that this .epub is in fixed, rather than floating layout. If you don’t have an ebook or an epub reader you can download Adobe Digital Editions here.
For the pocket edition paperback and image sample go here.