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Argues that the revival of psychedelic research is a social and historical achievement, shaped by advocacy networks and cultural shifts, rather than purely scientific progress.
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Danielle Giffort Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press. 2020. 256pp. $100 (cloth) $25 (paper). ISBN: 978-1-5179-0671-9 (cloth), 978-1-5179-0672-6 (paper)
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