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| − | The work on a | + | The work on a thorough monograph concerning the history of ethnobotanical use has been started, see [http://dmt-nexus.com/forum/default.aspx?g=posts&t=9965 this thread]. The idea is to prove beyond any doubt that in every human culture, in every part of the world, medicinal and visionary plants has had a rather large impact. A summary of this book will be available in [[the Nexus eBook]]. |
| − | + | Entropymancer will write the monograph with the help of the community. My thought is to divide it into two sections. The first will treat ancient use that we have archaeological of very old written records of; the second will treat the written records of the rediscovery of these ancient traditions by western cultures. A brief summary of relevant data on each plant that is mentioned will be included as an appendix. | |
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| − | '''Writer''': | + | '''Writer''': Entropymancer |
| − | '''Research''': Evening Glory, Elpo, SnozzleBerry | + | '''Research''': Evening Glory, Elpo, SnozzleBerry, Entropymancer |
'''Proofreading''': Bancopuma, SnozzleBerry | '''Proofreading''': Bancopuma, SnozzleBerry | ||
| − | Please post in [http://dmt-nexus.com/forum/default.aspx?g=posts&t=9965 the mentioned forum thread] if you'd like to contribute! | + | Please post in [http://dmt-nexus.com/forum/default.aspx?g=posts&t=9965 the mentioned forum thread] if you'd like to contribute! The more folks who help with the research, the quicker this thing will get written. |
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| − | + | + | + The Era of Rediscovery |
| − | + The | + | + Appendix I: The Ethnobotanicals |
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| + | ===== Bibliography ===== | ||
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| + | *Ott, Jonathan. 1996. [i]Pharmacotheon[/i] (2nd ed). Natural Product Co., Kennewick, WA. | ||
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| + | ===== Books that have been suggested as useful ===== | ||
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| + | If you have one of these books, we'd appreciate if you could take very shorthand notes on the crucial details (mostly the where, what, and how) they provide on entheogen use in history | ||
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| + | *Christian Rätsch - The Sacred Plants of our Ancestors ISBN 0-9720292-1-4 | ||
| + | *Peter C. Rogers - Ultimate Truth, Book 1 ISBN 1438979681 | ||
| + | *T. B. Roberts - Chemical Input—Religious Output: Entheogens | ||
| + | *T. B. Roberts (editor) - Psychoactive Sacramentals: Essays on Entheogens and Religion | ||
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Contents
ii. History of Ethnobotanicals
20-70 pages, [Evening Glory, Elpo, Bancopuma, SnozzleBerry, Entropymancer]
The work on a thorough monograph concerning the history of ethnobotanical use has been started, see this thread. The idea is to prove beyond any doubt that in every human culture, in every part of the world, medicinal and visionary plants has had a rather large impact. A summary of this book will be available in the Nexus eBook.
Entropymancer will write the monograph with the help of the community. My thought is to divide it into two sections. The first will treat ancient use that we have archaeological of very old written records of; the second will treat the written records of the rediscovery of these ancient traditions by western cultures. A brief summary of relevant data on each plant that is mentioned will be included as an appendix.
The group consists of
Writer: Entropymancer
Research: Evening Glory, Elpo, SnozzleBerry, Entropymancer
Proofreading: Bancopuma, SnozzleBerry
Please post in the mentioned forum thread if you'd like to contribute! The more folks who help with the research, the quicker this thing will get written.
Nexus eBook Structure:
+ Antiquity
+ The Era of Rediscovery
+ Appendix I: The Ethnobotanicals
Chapter Content
[ Space reserved for chapter's content ]
Bibliography
[ Space reserved for bibliography entries ]
- Ott, Jonathan. 1996. [i]Pharmacotheon[/i] (2nd ed). Natural Product Co., Kennewick, WA.
Research Notes
[ Space reserved for notes from sources in the bibliography. Don't worry about organization; organizing a mess of notes is easy ]
Books that have been suggested as useful
If you have one of these books, we'd appreciate if you could take very shorthand notes on the crucial details (mostly the where, what, and how) they provide on entheogen use in history
- Christian Rätsch - The Sacred Plants of our Ancestors ISBN 0-9720292-1-4
- Peter C. Rogers - Ultimate Truth, Book 1 ISBN 1438979681
- T. B. Roberts - Chemical Input—Religious Output: Entheogens
- T. B. Roberts (editor) - Psychoactive Sacramentals: Essays on Entheogens and Religion
