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  • ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
  • 1. An Overview of
  • The First Time
  • Because our Puritan-based society has traditionally been uneasy
  • Addiction and
  • At the same time, marijuana is an attractive activity for
  • Strategies of Smokers
  • There are some smokers who are convinced that "good
  • Stopping
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  • 14. Looking Ahead:
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  • In the event of legalization, it is unlikely that names will
  • The Moment of Awareness
  • Appendix
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    • Notes

    1. Epigraph Jack S. Margolis and Richard Clorfene, A Child's Garden of Grass (New York, Pocket Books edition, 1975), p. 26. (back)

    2. "Only two effects": Andrew T. Weil, "Cannabis," Science Journal 5a: no. 3 (September 1969): 36-42. (back)

    3. The Boston University study is described in Andrew T. Weil, Norman E. Zinberg, and Judith M. Nelsen, "Clinical and Psychological Effects of Marihuana in Man," Science 162 (13 December 1968): 1234-42 (back)

    4. A complete list of effects, as recorded in the Weil-Zinberg experiments and in other studies, appears in the second appendix to this book. (back)

    5. A fuller description of the effects of the major cannabinoids appears in chapter 1 l. (back)

    6. Making hashish: Marihuana Reconsidered, p. 39. (back)

    7. Tart: On Being Stoned, p. 13. (back)

    8. William James: The Varieties of Religious Experience (New York, 1935), p. 298. (back)

    9. Weil's view of altered states: Andrew Weil, The Natural Mind, p. 96. For another view of Weil's book, see Lester Grinspoon's review in the New York Times Book Review, (15 October 1972), pp. 26-28. (back)

    10. The public's attitude toward drugs: see Norman E. Zinberg and John A. Robertson, Drugs and the Public. (back)

    11. "Five brains": Joseph Berke and Calvin C. Hernton, The Cannabis Experience, p. 62. (back)

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