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instanceOf
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counterculture figure
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human
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psychologist
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writer
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academicDegree
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PhD in psychology
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arrestedFor
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drug-related offenses
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associatedWith
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League for Spiritual Discovery
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Millbrook, New York psychedelic community
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burialPlace
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ashes partly sent into space
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causeOfDeath
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prostate cancer
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child
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Jack Leary
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Susan Leary
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collaboratedWith
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Ralph Metzner
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Timothy Leary
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surface form: "Richard Alpert"
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countryOfCitizenship
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United States of America
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dateOfBirth
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1920-10-22
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dateOfDeath
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1996-05-31
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educatedAt
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College of the Holy Cross
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Ohio State University
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University of Alabama
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University of California, Berkeley
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Washington State University
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employer
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Harvard University
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escapedFrom
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prison in California in 1970
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familyName
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Timothy Leary
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surface form: "Leary"
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fieldOfWork
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consciousness studies
→
psychedelic research
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psychology
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fullName
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Timothy Leary
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surface form: "Timothy Francis Leary"
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genre
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autobiography
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non-fiction
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psychedelic literature
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givenName
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Timothy
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imprisonedAt
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California Men's Colony
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influenced
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1960s hippie culture
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psychedelic therapy advocates
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influencedBy
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Aldous Huxley
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William S. Burroughs
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knownFor
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advocacy of psychedelic drugs
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slogan "Turn on, tune in, drop out"
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laterAffiliation
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various forms of spiritual and psychedelic mysticism
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movement
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1960s counterculture
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psychedelic movement
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notableWork
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Flashbacks
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High Priest
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The Psychedelic Experience
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occupation
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activist
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lecturer
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psychologist
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writer
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placeOfBirth
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Springfield, Massachusetts
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surface form: "Springfield, Massachusetts, United States"
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placeOfDeath
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Beverly Hills, California, United States
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positionHeld
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lecturer in psychology at Harvard University
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religion
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Roman Catholicism
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spouse
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Barbara Chase
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Joanna Harcourt-Smith
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Joanna Leary
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Marianne Busch
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Mary Della Cioppa
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Nena von Schlebrügge
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Rosemary Woodruff
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subjectOf
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FBI surveillance during the 1960s and 1970s
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