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This work serves as a comprehensive bibliographic record aimed at cataloging the extensive written output, public appearances, and media presence of Timothy Leary. The authors, Michael Horowitz, Karen Walls, and Billy Smith, utilize their expertise in archival research to organize Leary's prolific contributions to psychology, philosophy, and the 1960s counterculture movement. By providing a structured inventory of his publications, the text establishes a foundational resource for scholars and historians interested in the evolution of psychedelic research and the cultural impact of Leary's work.
What You Will Find
This bibliography is regarded as a foundational reference tool for researchers examining the intersection of psychology and the American counterculture. The text provides a dense, systematic overview that remains a primary resource for those seeking to navigate the complex history of Leary's intellectual contributions.
Page Count:
305
Publication Date:
1988-01-01
Publisher:
Archon Books
ISBN-10:
0208020640
ISBN-13:
9780208020642
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