LSD — My Problem Child - MAPS

LSD My Problem Child albert hofmann Contents Translator's Preface Foreword 1 How LSD Originated 2 LSD in Animal Experiments and Biological Research 3 Chemical Modifications of LSD 4 Use of LSD in Psychiatry 5 From Remedy to Inebriant 6 The Mexican Relatives of LSD 7 Radiance from Ernst J nger 8 Meeting With Aldous Huxley 9 Correspondence with the Poet-Physician Walter Vogt 10 Various Visitors 11 LSD Experience and Reality LSD - My Problem Child (c)1980 by McGraw-Hill Published by McGraw-Hill Book Company ISBN 0-07-029325-2 Note: LSD, My Problem Child appears in this library under the "Fair Use" rulings regarding the 1976 Copyright Act for NON-profit academic, research, and general information purposes. Readers requiring a permanent copy of LSD, My Problem Child for their library are advised to purchase it from their book supplier. Translator's Preface Numerous accounts of the discovery of LSD have been published in English; none, unfortunately, have been completely accurate.

Junger, and Walter Vogt, writers who are all but unknown here. With the notable exceptions of Huxley and Wasson, English and American writers on the hallucinogenic experience have been far less distinguished and eloquent than they. This translation has been carefully overseen by Albert Hofmann, which made my task both simpler and more enjoyable.

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