The Politics of Ecstasy

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The Politics of Ecstasy is a 1968 collection of essays by Timothy Leary exploring psychedelic drugs, consciousness expansion, and countercultural politics.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf essay collection
non-fiction book
associatedWithMovement 1960s counterculture
psychedelic movement
author Timothy Leary NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
discusses government control of drugs
psychedelic therapy
religious experiences induced by psychedelics
set and setting
era postwar American literature
featuresTheme civil liberties
expanded consciousness
experimentation with altered states
personal freedom
social transformation
genre counterculture literature
psychedelic literature
hasAuthorRole Timothy Leary NERFINISHED
hasForm print
hasInfluenced countercultural thought
drug policy debates
psychedelic discourse
hasNotablePersonAsSubject Timothy Leary NERFINISHED
hasPerspective anti-prohibition
libertarian on drug use
pro-psychedelic
intendedAudience counterculture activists
general adult readers
readers interested in psychedelics
language English
literaryForm essay
mainSubject LSD NERFINISHED
consciousness expansion
countercultural politics
drug policy
psychedelic drugs
psychedelic experience
spirituality
nonfictionSubject drug culture
philosophy of mind
political philosophy
psychology
numberOfVolumes 1
publicationYear 1968
timePeriodDiscussed 1960s
workOf Timothy Leary NERFINISHED
workType book of essays

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