Magic in Theory: An Introduction to the Theoretical and Psychological Elements of Conjuring
by Peter Lamont, Professor Richard Wiseman
Magic in Theory presents an introduction to the theoretical and psychological elements of conjuring. Written by Peter Lamont and Professor Richard Wiseman, it examines magic from an analytical perspective, making it suitable for readers curious about the ideas and psychology connected with conjuring.
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Magic in Theory introduces the theoretical and psychological elements of conjuring.
Written by Peter Lamont and Professor Richard Wiseman, the book approaches magic as a subject for thoughtful analysis.
It offers an accessible starting point for readers interested in how conjuring can be understood through theory and psychology.
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