1927 An Experiment With Time J W Dunne First Edition Precognition Hardcover
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An Experiment with Time by J. W. Dunne is a thought-provoking exploration of dreams, consciousness, and the nature of time. For readers drawn to unusual philosophy and dream research, it offers a fresh perspective on memory and perception, encouraging closer attention to the relationship between dreams and everyday experience.
Published by A. & C. Black, Ltd., London, in 1927. First edition, bound in blue cloth with gilt spine lettering and illustrated with explanatory diagrams.
Dunne examines experiences he interpreted as precognitive dreams and develops his theory of “Serialism,” proposing successive dimensions of time and observation. His arguments combine personal accounts with an analytical approach, making this an intriguing collectible for readers interested in metaphysics, psychical research, and the history of ideas about consciousness.
Condition: Good overall. Cloth covers show rubbing, scattered spotting and surface marks, with wear to the edges and corners. Spine ends have fraying and small splits, particularly at the head. Pages show age toning, with scattered spotting and browning to the page edges. Mild pencil notes and underlining are present, small and limited in nature rather than extensive. Gilt spine lettering remains clear and attractive. No dust jacket included. Please review all photographs for condition details.
SKU D-7
1927 An Experiment With Time J W Dunne First Edition Precognition Hardcover
$295.00
Published by A. & C. Black, Ltd., London, in 1927. First edition, bound in blue cloth with gilt spine lettering and illustrated with explanatory diagrams.
Dunne examines experiences he interpreted as precognitive dreams and develops his theory of “Serialism,” proposing successive dimensions of time and observation. His arguments combine personal accounts with an analytical approach, making this an intriguing collectible for readers interested in metaphysics, psychical research, and the history of ideas about consciousness.
Condition: Good overall. Cloth covers show rubbing, scattered spotting and surface marks, with wear to the edges and corners. Spine ends have fraying and small splits, particularly at the head. Pages show age toning, with scattered spotting and browning to the page edges. Mild pencil notes and underlining are present, small and limited in nature rather than extensive. Gilt spine lettering remains clear and attractive. No dust jacket included. Please review all photographs for condition details.
SKU D-7