POPPER, Sir Karl Raimund.
Of Clouds and Clocks
Of Clouds and Clocks
An approach to the problem of rationality and freedom of man.
Stock Code 123002
St. Louis, Missouri, Washington University, 1966.
inscribed by Karl Popper
The first printing of this lecture given by Sir Karl Popper on the subject of human freedom, inscribed by him: 'To Alan Gauld from K.R. Popper July, 1966'Gould (1932-2024) was a parapsychologist who studied the history of hypnotism and mediumship. He taught psychology at the University of Nottingham, and was President of the Society for Psychical Research.
First edition; 8vo (23 x 15.5 cm); inscribed in pen to half-title; publisher's off-white wrappers printed in burgundy and black, stapled, covers a little soiled, very good; vii, [1], 38, [2]pp.
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