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    Hippie Subculture

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    Kayla DiMarco English 1A Dr. Small 28 April 2014 Hippie Subculture Punks‚ goths‚ metallers‚ soul sisters‚ hippies; there was a time when the young generation made it clear what tribe and music they were into by the way they dressed‚ but not anymore. The young subculture today has different definitions of these new young cultures‚ because of our society‚ rather than actually knowing who these people truly are. Call them freaks‚ the underground‚ the counter-culture‚ flower children‚ or hippies—they

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    was born in La Junta‚ Colorado and graduated from the University of Oregon. In 1959 he was writing a book but needed money so he participated in an experimental group that paid its participants. These participants were given drugs‚ such as LSD and Mescaline‚ and this was held at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Menlo park‚ New Jersey. Over a period of time‚ he became an attendant in a psychiatric ward and this is what led him to write One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest.The book is based off of experiences

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    Aldous Huxley was a pioneer in science fiction and anti-utopianism as well as a revolutionary spirit within early 20th century society. Born into a distinguished family in Surrey‚ England‚ on July 26‚ 1894‚ Aldous Huxley was educated to fulfill his lineage. His literature became an anthology of commentaries on his contemporary civilization. The lasting impact of Aldous Huxley’s mystic literature has been seen throughout the ages‚ from George Orwell all the way to the 21st century. Aldous Huxley

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    The search for a more thorough understanding of the basic commnon processes underlying drug dependence has been thwarted by the lack of a conceptual map of the terrain. Investigators have been in the position of the crew in Lewis Carroll’s The Hunting of the Snark. The Bellman brought a map purporting to show the elusive Snark’s location: once the voyage was underway‚ however‚ the crew discovered the map was completely blank. All too often those of us in the field of drug dependence find ourselves

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    Ecstasy Informative Speech

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    ecstasy? According to the Office of National Drug Control Policy‚ ecstasy is the street name for MDMA‚ or methylendioxy-methamphetamine‚ which is a synthetic‚ psychoactive drug that has similarities to the stimulant amphetamine and hallucinogen mescaline. a. Problem with ecstasy is that it is no longer pure MDMA‚ ecstasy tablets are now commonly filled with a mixture of chemical cocktails. For example‚ the Office of National Drug Control Policy released a report saying‚ “Ecstasy tablets are no

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    action research paper

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    Submitted by: Submitted to: Angelo D. Alfaro Mrs. Salome D. Uy Drug A drug is a substance which may have medicinal‚ intoxicating‚ performance enhancing or other effects when taken or put into a human body or the body of another animal and is not considered a food or exclusively a food. What is considered a drug rather than a food varies between cultures‚ and distinctions between drugs and foods and between kinds of drug are enshrined in laws which vary between jurisdictions and

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    BUNEA VALENTIN LEONARD GROUP 3A‚ ENGLISH-AMERICAN STUDIES ALLEN GINSBERG‚ ¡§HOWL¡¨ AND THE LITERATURE OF PROTEST Allen Ginsberg (1926-1997) was an important figure in the Beat Generation Movement that took place right before the revolutionary American 60¡¦s. Other major beat writers (also called ¡§beatnicks¡¨) were: Gregory Corso‚ Jack Kerouac and William Burroughs. The beat poetry was meant to be oral and very effective in readings. It developed out of poetry readings in underground clubs

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    well-being. The intoxication lasts two to three hours‚ but accompanying effects on motor control last much longer. High doses can cause tachycardia‚ paranoia‚ and delusions. Although it produces some of the same effects as hallucinogens like LSD and mescaline (heightened sensitivity to colors‚ shapes‚ music‚ and other stimuli and distortion of the sense of time)‚ marijuana differs chemically and pharmacologically. The primary active component of marijuana is delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC)‚ although

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    What do visual hallucinations tell us about the nature of consciousness? The term ‘hallucination’ is difficult to define. There is a fine line between a ‘hallucination’ and an ‘illusion’. A hallucination differs from an illusion in that illusions are a product of misinterpretations of external stimuli whereas hallucinations need no such requirement making them an entirely internal process. A true hallucination can also be distinguished from a pseudo-hallucination in which the individual can recognise

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    Synesthesia: Colors‚ Taste and Sounds all Together. Colors‚ Taste and Sounds all together What is synesthesia? Well the word synesthesia is the contrary as anesthesia (no sensation) it is refers as e phenomenon of the “junction of senses” (Cytowic‚ 1989). This means that some people experience involuntary blended senses. Synesthetes hear colors‚ feel sounds and taste shapes‚ for example: seeing colors while listening to a song or appreciate flavors when someone talks.

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