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"Dr. Humphry Osmond, Director of Research at the N.J. Bureau of Neurology and Psychiatry, and John Bleibtreu, author, expert on animal behavior. Discussion of new views of "expanded consciousness", from biology to philosophy, animal behavior, eastern thought, and psychedelics. Osmond coined the word "psychedelic" and was the person who gave Aldous Huxley the mescaline that led his milestone book "Doors of Perception." Osmond is also fascinated by personality types. Bleibtreu wrote "Parable of the Beast", about patterns in animal behavior and what they illustrate about human society. 1969."

Title: Humphry Osmond and John Bleibtreu, conversation"

Reference: 690105

Categories: "ANTHROPOLOGY, SOCIOLOGY"

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