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In Search of White Crows: Spiritualism, Parapsychology, and American CultureMoore, R. Laurence | |
The author, a professor of American history at Cornell, endeavors to show that spiritualism, and then psychical research, were not aberrant activities but expressed a congruence with cultural values in America. Their appeal lay in the fact that they provided a middle ground that would accommodate both religious and scientific interests. This is, then, a cultural history of spiritualism and parapsychology. It is not always accurate, but it does deal with a wealth of information in an interesting and provocative way. | |
Publisher Information: | New York: Oxford University Press, 1977. 310p. Chapter notes; Index: 297-300 |
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