Darwins Pharmacy: Sex, Plants, and the Evolution of the Noosphere (In Vivo)

Darwin's Pharmacy : Sex, Plants, and the Evolution of the Noösphere

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Psychedelics as Eloquence Adjuncts? Rhetorical Adjuncts and the Evolution of Rhetoric: The Transgenic Involution pp.

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Darwin's Pharmacy: Sex, Plants, and the Evolution of the Noosphere

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Your rating has been recorded. Write a review Rate this item: The author also bases a lot of his discussion around the works of Timothy Leary, Robert Anton Wilson, the McKenna This is is an intriguing book that explores the rhetoric of entheogens and how people discuss the experiences they've had with entheogens. The author also bases a lot of his discussion around the works of Timothy Leary, Robert Anton Wilson, the McKenna brothers and other luminaries that have discussed entheogens in their own work.

What I found particularly fascinating was the connected he made to Darwin's Theory of evolution and how work with the plants is a symbiotic relationship of evolution for both humans and plants. Jan 08, Travis Hosgood rated it it was amazing. This is one of the most fascinating books I've encountered so far.

Doyle asks the right questions, and acknowledges the collective works of heavyweights. Are plants playing a much larger role influencing human sexual selection and evolution? Very plausible, and overlooked idea. A reassured message of the deep interconnected nature of all beings known as the noosphere. Let us step back and ask ourselves "who is cultivating who? Oct 08, Arielle rated it it was ok Shelves: This book, while probably very interesting, read like a boring textbook and I couldn't get into it. Jul 14, Roger Green rated it it was amazing.

Sex, Plants, and the Evolution of the Noosphere

This is a unique exploration of the rhetorical aspects of psychedelic experiences. Sep 11, Mahmoud Awad rated it did not like it. Dennis Trill rated it really liked it Jan 17, Tristan rated it it was ok Dec 03, Justin Abraham rated it it was amazing Sep 26, Mikaela rated it really liked it Sep 02, Kelso rated it really liked it Oct 18, Chekai Soliva rated it it was amazing Nov 18, Jaclyn Costello rated it it was amazing Apr 06, Tobias rated it really liked it Aug 22, Natalia rated it it was amazing Jan 16, Jeff rated it really liked it Mar 09,

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