Their results were intriguing, begging the question of co-creation, of whether or not people are partially inventing or facilitating their own paranormal experiences. They then had a seance to reach this fictional character. The spirit's name, Philip Aylesford, and backstory (suicide, witchcraft, and betrayal in early 17th-century England) were fabricated by the participants together. This book is the most thorough, best-known account of the "Philip experiment,"an attempt in 1972 by a number of Canadian intellectuals to conjure up a spirit entirely of their own design. In Very Good+dust jacket with wear at head, scuffing along fore edge. Very Good with slight perfume smell, a little bowing to boards, former owner's name on front free endpaper, a few reading smudges. Original black cloth with green spine lettering. Start by marking Conjuring Up Philip: An Adventure In Psychokinesis as Want to Read: Want to Read Conjuring Up Philip: A. Owen Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. Philip is an artificial poltergeist, an egrigor or artificial intelligence, created as an experiment by a group of Canadian parapsychologists during the 1970s. (Issued same year as the American edition, quite possibly preceding it.), 217 pp. Conjuring Up Philip: An Adventure In Psychokinesis by Iris M.
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