Майкл Поллан - Мир иной. Что психоделика может рассказать о сознании, смерти, страстях, депрессии и трансцендентности
- Название:Мир иной. Что психоделика может рассказать о сознании, смерти, страстях, депрессии и трансцендентности
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Это уникальное сочетание истории, медицины и науки с биографическими эпизодами, захватывающее описание личного опыта, отсылающего к новому рубежу нашего понимания разума, личности и места в мире. Подлинная тема «психоделического травелога» Поллана – не только психоделики, но и неразрешимая загадка человеческого сознания – как в мире, сталкивающим нас со страданиями и удовольствиями, мы можем отыскать смысл в наших жизнях.
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