Beyond the Milky Way: Hallucinatory Imagery of the Tukano Indians

Gerardo Reichel‐Dolmatoff

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Etude de l'utilisation des narcotiques d'origine vegetale et de leur role dans le symbolisme et la religion des Tukano du district de Vaupes en Colombie (Amazonie) a travers l'analyse des peintures et des dessins qui representent leurs experiences hallucinatoires.

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