psychedelic review vol (10 Ergebnisse)

Soft cover. Zustand: Good. Privately owned, unmarked text, light edge wear, Ships from Berlin Bookshop bxn122.

PAPERBACK. Zustand: Good. 1st edition. pps 117-260 of ongoing pagination, tight binding, clean throughout, worn and soiled wraps, creased and worn corners, spine bottom is torn. Fall, 1963.

Printed wraps. This journal of drug therapeutics and culture was founded Timothy Leary and Richard Alpert. weight: 0.5 lb. Very good, lightly sunned. 22.8x15 cm. pages 371-498.

Paperback. Zustand: Good. Vol. II Issue II: Speed Kills issue of the psychedelic academic review from the Haight at its apex. This issue was discussed in Tom O'Neill's book Chaos about the Manson murders for its' articles parallels to the famous crime. Good, lightly worn, spine sunned, corners curled, a few lines crossed out in ink on title page. Uncommon.

First edition. pp. 371-498. Paperback in very good condition; Spine skewed.

First Edition. Octavo (23cm); light blue pictorial card wrappers; pp.261-370; illus. Edgeworn, spine-sunned, wrappers are toned, dust-soiled, with some splash marks to upper covers and shallow losses to two corners; a few tiny ink notations to left margin of p.346; contents complete; Good to Very Good. Early issue of Leary's highly influential journal of psychotropic science and culture. This is the Aldous Huxley Memorial issue, with contributions by Leary, Alan Watts, Gerald Heard, Albert Hoffman, Charles Olson, Lynn Sagan, and others. 86790.

Softcover. Zustand: Very Good. First Edition. Vol. I, No. 3. Edited by Paul A. Lee and Ralph Metzner. Octavo. 261-370pp. Illustrated. Owner name of a noted American psychologist on the contents page. Spine toned, small "P" written on cover, and a bit of light tanning and wear, very good or better. Aldous Huxley Memorial Issue with remembrances by Alan Watts, Timothy Leary, Gerald Heard, and Huston Smith. Also prints a seven-page excerpt from Charles Olson's *Maximum Poems*, "The Religious Experience: Its Product and Interpretation" by Timothy Leary, and an article on the hallucinogens of Mexico by R. Gordon Wasson.

Softcover. Zustand: Fair. Periodical. Perfectbound in blue printed wrappers. Octavo. 261-370pp. Fair only with dampstaining throughout along with sunning at the edges and edgewear. Inscribed at the top of the first page: "Charles Olson to Martin J. Jane, Sr. May 64." This issue includes a seven-page excerpt from Olson's *Maximum Poems*.

116pp. 1st Edition. First edition of the premiere issue of this periodical. 116pp. The uncommon premiere issue of this controversial periodical. Contains "The Individual as Man/World" by Alan W. Watts, "Annihilating Illumination" (a poem) by George Andrews, "Can This Drug Enlarge Man's Mind" by Gerald Heard, "The Pharmacology of Psychedelic Drugs I: Chemical and Biochemical Aspects" by Ralph Metzner (which includes a detailed meta-analysis of the scientific literature about L.S.D.), "The Hallucinogenic Fungi of Mexico: An Inquiry Into the Origins of the Religious Idea Among Primitive Peoples" by R. Gordon Wasson, "The Subjective After-Effects of Psychedelic Experiences" by The Editors (based on four recent questionnaire studies"), and contributions by Gottfried Benn and Plato ("A Touchstone of Courage"). Cream printed wrappers. Owner's contemporary ink name on front cover, and neat ink underlining and scoring on a few leaves of text. Spine is evenly tanned, few light brown soil marks to white wrappers, else a very good copy First edition of the premiere issue of this periodical.

A complete collection in 11 issues of the controversial journal on psychedelic substances. Various sizes, octavo and quarto. Original wrappers, some printed, some illustrated, two side-stapled. Issue no. 1 with some light soiling and a small tear to top edge of back cover, other issues with extremely minor scattered handling wear, overall excellent. Cambridge/New Hyde Park/New York City/San Francisco: Psychedelic Review, 1963-1971. Sold together with: The Harvard Review, Vol. I No. 4 (Summer 1963), containing an essay by Timothy Leary on psychedelic substances. This controversial magazine was co-founded and edited by American psychologist Timothy Leary after being fired from Harvard in May 1963, following an essay which was published in the Harvard Review by Leary and his colleague, Richard Alpert (later known as Ram Dass) titled "The Politics of Consciousness Expansion." Their controversial research led to their dismissal and also helped make psychedelics better known in the aftermath of the scandal. The first issue of the Psychedelic Review came out just one month later, and was edited over the course of its publication by Leary, Paul A. Lee, Ralph Metzner, Rolf von Eckartsberg, and Gunther Weil. The statement of purpose in the first issue reads, "Recent years have witnessed a widespread increase of interest in the alteration and expansion of consciousness. The discovery of.psychedelic substances.has been a major contributing factor in this development.The Psychedelic Review is designed to serve as a forum for the exchange of information and ideas about these issues. It will publish original research reports, scholarly and historical essays, outstanding phenomenological accounts of spontaneous or induced transcendent experiences, and reviews of relevant pharmacological and other literature." Topics covered in the issues of this journal include hallucinogenic fungi of Mexico, pharmacology of psychedelics, LSD, psychosis, botanical sources of narcotics, psychometabolism, treating alcoholism with psychedelics or cannabis, psilocybin experiences, mescaline, the uterine stimulant effects of morning glory seeds, regulation of drugs, peyote, psychotherapy, treating female "frigidity" with LSD and Ritalin, metaphysics, Zen Buddhism, ayahuasca, transcendental experiences, a yogic experience with mescaline, how to live with schizophrenia, telepathically induced amnesia, marijuana, and the use of psychedelic drugs in prisoner rehabilitation. A rare, complete collection of the groundbreaking journal in the field of psychedelic research.