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International Journal of Cultural Studies

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International Journal of Cultural Studies has 1 tracked paper indexed in Blossom (2021) from 2 authors, most often covering Ayahuasca, across Treatment-Resistant Depression (TRD), Depressive Disorders and Palliative & End-of-Life Distress.

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Psychedelic medicalization, public discourse, and the morality of ego dissolution

This critical commentary (2021) examines a tendency of psychedelic research and popular media to frame subjective experiences, such as psychedelic ego dissolution, as a pharmacological outcome of using ayahuasca, rather than just one specific or desired outcome for certain societies, cultures, and individuals. This highlights the pitfalls of naturalizing socially constrained orientations towards psychedelics as amoral and objective criteria that conceptualize mental health as an individualized process.

Published
June 9, 2021
Journal
International Journal of Cultural Studies
Authors
Gearin, A. K., Devenot, N.

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SAGE Publications
Country
United Kingdom
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