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The author, an anthropologist, examines the widely different attitudes toward
hallucinations in various human cultures, ranging from a 'good' spiritual quality to a 'bad' insanity. Because of these varying attitudes, he postulates that in research with hallucinogenic drugs, methodological controls have to be used.