Misérable miracle

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Misérable miracle is a seminal autobiographical and experimental prose work by Henri Michaux that chronicles his visionary experiences and psychological explorations under the influence of mescaline.

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instanceOf autobiographical work
book
experimental prose work
literary work
author Henri Michaux NERFINISHED
authorNationality Belgian
French
countryOfOrigin France
describes anxiety under mescaline
auditory distortions
changes in time perception
euphoria under mescaline
visual hallucinations
genre autobiographical literature
drug literature
experimental literature
hasAutobiographicalElement personal psychological reflections
self-observation under drug influence
hasLiteraryStyle experimental style
surrealist influence
hasTheme body and mind relationship
consciousness
identity
inner experience
limits of language
madness
perception
influenced later drug literature
studies of altered consciousness in literature
language French
literaryForm prose
mainSubject altered states of consciousness
hallucinogenic drugs
mescaline
psychological exploration
visionary experiences
movement 20th-century French literature
narrativePerspective first-person narrative
notableFor detailed description of mescaline experiences
innovative prose techniques
introspective psychological analysis
partOf Henri Michaux’s mescaline writings
workChronologyPosition mid-20th-century work of Henri Michaux

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Henri Michaux notableWork Misérable miracle