Hallucinogens and CultureChandler & Sharp, 1976 - 194 עמודים "This book is an introduction to some of the hallucinogenic drugs in their cultural and historical context, stressing their important role in religion, ritual, magic and curing".--BOOKJACKET. |
תוכן
Chapter One Idolatry Hallucinogens | 19 |
ILLUSTRATIONS | 22 |
Chapter Three Cannabis spp and Nutmeg Derivatives | 33 |
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