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Breaking convention
Cameron Littleton Adams
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An edition of Breaking convention (2014)

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"Presents essays and articles exploring the history, use, and benefits of psychedelics from the international conference of the same name"--

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Publisher
North Atlantic Books
Language
English
Pages
314

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Subjects
Altered states of consciousness, Hallucinogenic drugs, History

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Breaking convention: essays on psychedelic consciousness
2014, North Atlantic Books
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Edition Notes

Selected essays presented at Breaking Convention: A Multidisciplinary Conference on Psychedelic Consciousness held April 1-3, 2011 at Canterbury, UK.

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Berkeley, California

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Dewey Decimal Class
154.4
Library of Congress
BF1045.A48 B74 2014

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Pagination
xix, 314 pages
Number of pages
314

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL31177607M
ISBN 13
9781583947715
LCCN
2013044273

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