The Rational Tarot: How to Use It, Why It Works - Bernard Spencer Le Gette

The Rational Tarot: How to Use It, Why It Works - Bernard Spencer Le Gette

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The Rational Tarot: How to Use It, Why It Works - Bernard Spencer Le Gette

The Rational Tarot: How to Use It, Why It Works - Bernard Spencer Le Gette

$75.00
Sale price  $75.00 Regular price 

Title: The Rational Tarot: How to Use It, Why It Works - Bernard Spencer Le Gette
Author: Bernard Spencer Le Gette
Publisher: Arthur Barker Limited
Format: Hardcover with dust jacket
Edition: First edition, first published 1976
ISBN: 0213166259

Condition: Second-hand. The hardcover appears sound, with a clean copyright page and no visible inscriptions in the photographed pages. The dust jacket has general rubbing and surface soiling, faded lettering along the spine, edge wear, creasing, small tears and chipping around the corners and spine ends. The upper front corner is notably creased and worn. Please see photos for the exact copy available.

Description:

The Rational Tarot approaches tarot as both an oracle and a system capable of being examined through psychology, probability and rational thought. Bernard Spencer Le Gette explores how tarot readings may operate, why apparently meaningful patterns emerge, and how the cards can be used in practice without relying entirely upon supernatural explanations.

Originally published in 1976, the book considers perception, chance, symbolism and the relationship between the mind and the divinatory process. It includes practical material on reading the cards, along with divinatory summaries and an index.

A scarce vintage tarot study with particular appeal for collectors of unusual tarot literature, psychological approaches to divination, and 1970s occult publishing.

About the Author:

Bernard Spencer Le Gette was a British writer whose work examined tarot through a combination of practical divination, symbolism and rational inquiry. Detailed biographical information about the author is limited.

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