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The new astrology

First published 1986 · 684 pages

A playful, highly detailed cosmic synthesis that invites you to discover the hidden layers of your personality.

What it feels like

Reading this book feels like sitting down with a highly observant, witty friend who has somehow figured out the secret blueprint to everyone you know. It is a leisurely, browseable experience, inviting you to flip back and forth between your own cosmic profile and those of your friends, family, and lovers. The synthesis of Eastern and Western astrological systems creates a surprisingly nuanced and deeply engaging exploration of human nature. The prose is conversational and direct, stripping away esoteric jargon in favor of playful, relatable insights. It delights anyone who loves personality typologies, offering endless aha moments and sparking introspective curiosity about the complex, contradictory traits that make up our individual identities.

Mood
  • curious
  • introspective
  • lighthearted
Tone
  • conversational
  • playful
  • direct
  • insightful
Pace
leisurely
Themes
self-discovery · personality synthesis · human nature · cosmic interconnectedness
The writing
Witty, accessible, and highly conversational, blending encyclopedic reference material with a chatty, knowing voice.
The arc
Begins with playful curiosity about personal traits and expands into a fascinated appreciation for the quirks of friends, family, and lovers.
Who it's for
Astrology enthusiasts and casual seekers alike who love diving deep into personality typologies and relationship dynamics.

About the book

Translation of: La double astrologie.

"A unique synthesis of the world's two great astrological systems: the Chinese and Western"--Subtitle on cover.

"A Thomas Dunne book"--P. [4] of cover.

Description from Open Library.

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