Explore the fascinating world of spiritualism with Alfred Russel Wallace's compelling defense, "A Defence of Modern Spiritualism." This meticulously prepared print edition offers a timeless exploration of a subject that continues to intrigue and captivate. Wallace, a renowned scientist and contemporary of Charles Darwin, delves into the realm of séances, mediums, and psychical research, presenting a powerful argument for the validity of spiritualist phenomena.
Drawing on extensive observation and research, Wallace tackles the paranormal with scientific rigor, examining the evidence for spiritualism during a period of intense public interest. This book offers a unique perspective on the philosophical and social aspects of science, challenging readers to consider the unseen forces that may shape our world. Perfect for those interested in spiritualism, psychic phenomena, and the history of psychical research, "A Defence of Modern Spiritualism" remains a vital contribution to the ongoing dialogue between science and spirituality.
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