Altered States of Consciousness, Charles T. Tart — 3rd Edition

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Altered States of Consciousness, Charles T. Tart — 3rd Edition

Name: Altered States of Consciousness, Charles T. Tart — 3rd Edition
Brand: Broadhursts Books
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Publication: San Francisco, HarperSanFrancisco, 1990

Formatting: 8vo, original publisher's pictorial wraps.

Condition Report: Very Good. The publisher's pictorial wraps remain well-preserved, though exhibiting some mild shelf-wear, primarily light rubbing to the spine extremities and a faint crease to the lower front corner. The binding is structurally sound and tight, with an uncreased spine suggesting careful or limited previous readership. The text block is square and clean, with only light, even age-toning to the page edges, completely free from internal markings or significant blemishes.

Catalogue Note: This is the revised and updated third edition of this foundational text on transpersonal psychology. The copyright page features a full number line down to '1', confirming it as a true first printing of this specific release.

While later printings of this paperback are readily available on the open market, securing a true first printing of this updated text in tight, uncreased condition remains a desirable acquisition for students and collectors of the field.

Widely considered a classic anthology in the study of the human mind, Altered States of Consciousness brings together groundbreaking research on the varied ways we experience reality. Edited by pioneering psychologist Charles T. Tart, this comprehensive volume features contributions from luminaries such as William James, Milton H. Erickson, and Stanley Krippner, exploring meditation, hypnosis, psychedelic drugs, and dream states. It remains an essential, thought-provoking resource for anyone delving into the illimitable resources of human consciousness.

Book Condition: Very Good

Book Authors: Charles T. Tart

Book Publisher: HarperSanFrancisco

Book Language: English

Narrative Type: Non-Fiction

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Book edition: Third Edition

Signed: No

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Book Publication Year: 1990

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Book Binding: Paperback

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Country/region of manufacture: New York, United States

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