Marlene Dobkin de Rios

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According to Wikipedia, Marlene Dobkin de Rios was an American cultural anthropologist, medical anthropologist, and psychotherapist. She conducted fieldwork in the Amazon for almost 30 years. Her research included the use of entheogenic plants by the indigenous peoples of Peru.

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Marlene Dobkin de Rios's Published Works

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Commonalities in Substance Abuse and Habitual Behavior (1984) (92)
Visionary Vine: Hallucinogenic Healing in the Peruvian Amazon (1972) (88)
Hallucinogens, cross-cultural perspectives (1984) (81)
The Shaman and the Jaguar: A Study of Narcotic Drugs Among the Indians of Colombia. (1975) (79)
Visionary vine : psychedelic healing in the Peruvian Amazon (1972) (62)
The Influence of Psychotropic Flora and Fauna on Maya Religion (1974) (60)
A Hallucinogenic Tea, Laced with Controversy: Ayahuasca in the Amazon and the United States (2008) (55)
Psychoactive properties of !Kung Bushmen medicine plants. (1989) (40)
Shamanism and altered states of consciousness: an introduction. (1989) (33)
Some Relationships between Music and Hallucinogenic Ritual. The “Jungle Gym” in Consciousness (1975) (33)
Hallucinogenic Music: An Analysis of the Role of Whistling in Peruvian Ayahuasca Healing Sessions (1971) (30)
María Sabina: Her Life and Chants (1982) (30)
Drug use and abuse in cross cultural perspective. (1977) (26)
LSD and creativity. (1989) (26)
Plant hallucinogens, shamanism and Nazca ceramics. (1980) (26)
Enigma of drug-induced altered states of consciousness among the !Kung Bushmen of the Kalahari Desert. (1986) (25)
Folk Curing With a Psychedelic Cactus in the North Coast of Peru (1969) (24)
Drug tourism in the Amazon: why westerners are desperate to find the vanishing primitive (1994) (22)
Plant Hallucinogens and the religion of the Mochica—an ancient Peruvian people (1977) (22)
Trichocereus pachanoi—A mescaline cactus used in folk healing in Peru (1968) (20)
Ayahuasca—The Healing Vine (1971) (19)
Interview with Guillermo Arrévalo, a Shipibo Urban Shaman, by Roger Rumrrill (2005) (18)
Saladerra — A culture-bound misfortune syndrome in the Peruvian Amazon (1981) (17)
Man, Culture and Hallucinogens: An Overview (1975) (17)
A Note on the Use of Ayahuasca among Urban Mestizo Populations in the Peruvian Amazon1 (1970) (17)
Colonialism and the Legal Status of Women in Francophonic Africa (1968) (14)
Socio-economic characteristics of an Amazon urban healer's clientele (1981) (13)
Ceremonial Chemistry. Thomas Szasz (1976) (13)
What We Can Learn From Shamanic Healing: Brief Psychotherapy With Latino Immigrant Clients (2002) (12)
Fortune's Malice: Divination, Psychotherapy, and Folk Medicine in Peru (1969) (12)
Nicotiana an Hallucinogen? (1976) (12)
Enigma of drug-induced altered states of consciousness among the !Kung Bushmen of the Kalahari Desert. (1986) (11)
Mea Culpa: Drug Tourism and the Anthropologist's Responsibility (2006) (11)
Hypnotherapy with Hispanic burn patients. (1987) (11)
Commentary. On "Human pharmacology of hoasca": a medical anthropology perspective. (1996) (10)
A modern-day shamanistic healer in the Peruvian Amazon: pharmacopoeia and trance. (1989) (10)
This Precious Foliage. A Study of the Aboriginal Psychoactive Drug, Pituri (1984) (9)
Profiles of juvenile male incest perpetrators: Preliminary treatment implications (1987) (9)
Ayahuasca—The Healing Vine (1971) (9)
Odorous differentiation and variability in the sexual division of labor among hunter/gatherers (1985) (9)
Amazon Healer: The Life and Times of an Urban Shaman (1992) (9)
What we can learn from shamanic healing: brief psychotherapy with Latino immigrant clients. (2002) (8)
Ketamine use in a burn center: hallucinogen or debridement facilitator? (1986) (8)
The vidente phenomenon in third world traditional healing: an Amazonian example. (1984) (8)
Southern Californian Mexican American Drinking Patterns: Some Preliminary Observations (1977) (8)
The Function of Drug Rituals in Human Society: Continuities and Changes (1977) (8)
The Psychedelic Journey of Marlene Dobkin de Rios: 45 Years with Shamans, Ayahuasqueros, and Ethnobotanists (2009) (8)
Social Ranking in the Woman's World of Purdah: A Turkish Example (1967) (7)
Socio-economic characteristics of an Amazon urban healer's clientele. (1981) (7)
Banisteriopsis in witchcraft and healing activities in Iquitos, Peru (1970) (7)
Pain relief for the Hispanic burn patient using cultural metaphors. (1991) (6)
Plant hallucinogens, sexuality and shamanism in the ceramic art of ancient Peru. (1982) (6)
Is Science Catching Up With Magic? A Look at the Content of Belief Systems (1975) (6)
Textbook of Transpersonal Psychiatry and Psychology. (1997) (6)
Female odors and the origin of the sexual division of labor inHomo sapiens (1976) (6)
Brief Psychotherapy with the Latino Immigrant Client (2001) (5)
Using or Abusing? An Anthropological Approach to the Study of Psychoactive Drugs (1976) (5)
A Modern-Day Shamanistic Healer in the Peruvian Amazon: Pharmacopoeia and Trance (1989) (5)
Hallucinogenic Ritual as Theatre (1977) (4)
The Relationship Between Witchcraft Beliefs and Psychosomatic Illness (1976) (4)
Plant hallucinogens, sexuality and shamanism in the ceramic art of ancient Peru. (1982) (4)
Magical realism: a cultural intervention for traumatized Hispanic children (1997) (3)
Why women don't hunt: An anthropologist looks at the origin of the sexual division of labor in society (1978) (3)
Saladerra - a culture-bound misfortune syndrome in the Peruvian Amazon. (1981) (3)
Twenty‐Five Years of Hallucinogenic Studies in Cross‐Cultural Perspective (1993) (3)
A Response to Lucas's “Entheology” (1995) (3)
Mexican Migrant Tubercular Patients' Attitudes Concerning Alcohol (1979) (2)
A Note on the Use of "Ethno-Tests" and Western Projective Tests in a Peruvian Amazon Slum. (1971) (2)
Ecstasy: In and About Altered States (2006) (2)
Reaching New Highs: Alternative Therapies for Drug Addicts (1998) (2)
Ritual Enemas and Snuffs in the Americas (1987) (2)
The use of hallucinogenic substances in Peruvian Amazonian folk healing (1972) (2)
Female odors and the origin of the sexual division of labor inHomo sapiens (1976) (1)
Ethnology: Wizard of the Upper Amazon. MANUEL CORDOVA‐RIOS and F. BRUCE LAMB. Maps by Ana Morgan (1972) (1)
Entheology. Author's reply (1995) (1)
Hallucinogens and Related Compounds (2012) (1)
Alter ego representations in San Agustin monolithic sculptures: possible plant hallucinogenic influences. (2009) (1)
Rejoinder: The Bad Trip Revisited (2005) (1)
Repetitive Behavior (2021) (0)
In Memory of Oscar Janiger, Pioneer in Psychedelic Research (2001) (0)
Septrionism: A modern mystical group starting in Orange County: (585282012-004) (1985) (0)
Abstracts and Reviews : Comment by Richard Katz (1984) (0)
V. Rubin & L. Comitas, Ganja in Jamaica. A Medical Anthropological Study of Chronic Marihuana Use (1976) (0)
Response to Joralemon's Review of Visionary Vine: Hallucinogenic Healing in the Peruvian Amazon and Hallucinogens: Cross‐Cultural Perspectives (1986) (0)
Religion und Pflanzenhalluzinogene im präkolumbischen Peru : Moche und Nacza in Rausch und Realität. Drogen im Kulturvergleich. Teil 1. (La religion et les hallucinogènes végétaux dans le Pérou précolombien. Les Moche et les Nacza) (1981) (0)
Vine of the Soul: Medicine Men, Their Plants and Rituals in the Colombian Amazonia (1993) (0)
GENERAL/THEORETICAL ANTHROPOLOGY: Tourism and the Less Developed Countries. David Harrison (1994) (0)
Mexican migrant tubercular patients' attitudes concerning alcohol. (1979) (0)
Abstracts and Reviews : BOILING ENERGY. COMMUNITY HEALING AMONG THE KALAHARI !KUNG by RICHARD KATZ. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1982. 329 pages, $25.00 (1984) (0)
Eminence Grise: Psychedelic researchers tell it all. (2005) (0)
Tobacco and Shamanism in South America. Johannes Wilbert. (1989) (0)
Higher Wisdom. Eminent Elders Explore the Continuing Impact of Psychedelics (2006) (0)

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