Plant Intoxicants A Classic Text on the Use of Mind-Altering Plants

by	Baron Ernst von Bibra

SKU: 9780892814985 Categories: Anthropology, CULTURAL ; SOCIAL, Indigenous peoples Tags: ayahuasca, CEREMONIES, CONSCIOUNESS, consumption, cultivation, ENTHEOGENS, Environment, ETHNOBOTANY, hallucinogen, healing, herbs, indigenous, INEBRIANTS, native American, Nature, preparation, PSYCHOACTIVE PLANTS, ROLE IN SOCIETY, SOCIAL SCIENCE, society, STIMULANTS, toxic, TRANCE STATES, VISIONARY

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This pioneering study of psychoactive plants and their role in society, initially published in 1855, is one of the first books to examine the cultivation, preparation, and consumption of the world’s major stimulants and inebriants. It presents a fascinating panorama of the world-wide use of psychoactive plants in the nineteenth century.

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Weight	0.3 kg
Dimensions	1.53 × 15.24 × 22.86 cm
ISBN 10	892814985
Publication City/Country	New York, United States, NY
Pages	288
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Format Old`	Paperback
Publisher	Inner Traditions/Bear & Company
Imprint	Healing Arts Press
by	Baron Ernst von Bibra

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