Tarot Books
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The following is a list of Tarot Books divided by their subjects. In addition, there are 3 alternate ways to locate a book:
[edit] Tarot Books: Classics
Books on tarot that have become classics and key texts.
[edit] Tarot Books: Deck Companions
Books written to accompany a specific deck, including subsections for Waite-Smith Companions and Crowley-Harris Thoth Companions.
[edit] Tarot Books: Disciplines
Books relating Tarot to a various other disciplines arranged according to the following subdivisions:
- Alchemy
- Astrology
- Hermeticism
- Kabbalah
- Magic
- Mythology
- Numerology
- Psychology
- Spirituality
- Thelema
- Wicca
[edit] Tarot Books: Fiction
[edit] Tarot Books: History & Theory
Histories, both speculative and substantive, about the origins and development of Tarot over the centuries, including biographies of important figures.
[edit] Tarot Books: Introductions
Books that are primarily an organized set of meanings with a brief introduction to using the cards. These present an overview for the beginner, the dabbler, and the curious.
[edit] Tarot Books: Reference
Guides, dictionaries, and encyclopedias related to Tarot and its use.
[edit] Tarot Books: Secular
The pragmatist’s Tarot bookshelf. These are books that make minimal use of occult study or esoteric symbolism in their treatment of Tarot.
[edit] Tarot Books: Special Topics
Books that support in-depth study of specific topics within the field of Tarot, including the following subdivisions:
- Court Cards
- Deck Design
- Elemental Dignities
- Games
- Intuitive Reading
- Philosophy
- Professional
- Reversals
- Romance
- Spreads
- Trumps
[edit] Tarot Books: Study Guides
Texts presenting a curriculum that serves as a solid introduction to the study and practice of Tarot, pointing towards further investigation and research...
[edit] Tarot Books: Youth
Books written with young readers in mind, often tailored to the issues, concerns, and questions that they bring to their experience of the Tarot.
[edit] External links
- "Bookworm's Guide to Tarot", by Jim Revak - reviews of over 100 tarot books
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