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Addiction Research

ISSN 1058-6989

2 papers in the library · 142 citations · publishing 1996-2000

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Deconstructing Ecstasy: The Politics Of Mdma Research

Addiction Research 2000 Charles S. Grob 79 citations

What is Ecstasy? Defined by the New Webster's Dictionary as a state of intense overpowering emotion, a condition of exultation or mental rapture induced by beauty, music, artistic creation or the contemplation of the divine, ecstasy derives etymologically from the ancient Greek ekstasis, which means flight of the soul from the body. The anthropologist, Mircea Eliade, who explored the roots of...

The Use of Hallucinogens in the Treatment of Addiction

Addiction Research 1996 John H. Halpern 63 citations

AbstractResearch into treating drug dependence with hallucinogens, although promising, ended with questions still unanswered because of varying, in some cases skeptical, methodology and insufficient adherence to a double-blind, placebo-controlled design. Interest is again emerging, especially with the recent patenting in the United States of ibogaine for its apparent anti-craving properties. A...