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Critical Introduction to Tarot, A : Examining the Nature of a Belief in Tarot, Paperback / softback Book

Critical Introduction to Tarot, A : Examining the Nature of a Belief in Tarot Paperback / softback

Paperback / softback

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How does Tarot work? Why is it so popular today? Is it just for fortune tellers? Tarot has seen a recent uptick in interest that warrants explanation.

This book, however, is not another take on the cards’ meanings and how to read them.

Instead, independent researcher Simon Kenny presents Tarot to the incredulous and curious and those who wish to know the basis for its continued cultural relevance.

A Critical Introduction to Tarot explains the practice in its historical and metaphysical contexts, and investigates its supporting belief structures, from witchcraft and magical practices to popular psychology.

Throughout these pages, connections to politics, philosophy, psychology, numerology, astrology, Freemasonry, statistics, interpretative symbolism, self-help, social media -- even the nature of truth itself -- are explored.

An accessible read aimed at demystifying Tarot for those unfamiliar with its magical, occult roots and growing use as a personal development tool.

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