Aboriginal Siberian use of Amanita muscaria in shamanistic practices: neuropharmacological effects of fungal alkaloids ingested during trance induction, and the cultural patterning of visionary experience

Schurr, Theodore G. (1995) Aboriginal Siberian use of Amanita muscaria in shamanistic practices: neuropharmacological effects of fungal alkaloids ingested during trance induction, and the cultural patterning of visionary experience. [Publication]

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Item Type: Publication
Author(s): Schurr, Theodore G.
Author(s) order (without accents): Schurr Theodore G
Title order (without accents): Aboriginal Siberian use of Amanita muscaria in shamanistic practices: neuropharmacological effects of fungal alkaloids ingested during trance induction and the cultural patterning of visionary experience
Type of publication: Article / Letter to editor
Language: English
Published in: Curare 18, 1, 31--65
Location: reference
Checked: no
ReferenceID: 470s
Date Deposited: 07 Jul 2017 12:45
Last Modified: 07 Jul 2017 12:45
URI: http://indianmedicine.eldoc.ub.rug.nl/id/eprint/62227

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