Magic and Perception: The Art and Science of Fooling the Senses

Magic and Perception: The Art and Science of Fooling the Senses

No ratings yet
Jan 1, 1996 · English · Paperback (109 pages)
Add To Shelf

Rate this book


Export Book Journal

Book Details

Format Paperback
Pages 109
Language English
Published Jan 1, 1996
Publisher Franklin Watts
ISBN-10 0531112543
ISBN-13 9780531112540

Description

In this intriguing exploration, a seasoned magician and science writer delves into the captivating intersection of magic and perception. With a keen eye for detail, he unveils the intricate mechanics behind some of his favorite illusions, shedding light on how human senses can be artfully deceived. Combining playful anecdotes with scientific insights, he illustrates how our brains process sensory information and how these processes can be manipulated to create seemingly impossible feats.

As he guides readers through the world of illusions, the author not only entertains but also educates, provoking thought about the nature of reality and the reliability of perception. His narrative mixes humor and expertise, inviting both aspiring magicians and curious minds to ponder the age-old question: what is true and what is simply a trick of the mind? This journey into the art of fooling the senses promises to leave them both enchanted and enlightened.

Genres

Science & Technology History Fantasy

Similar Books

Add To Shelf

Rate this book


Export Book Journal