Cannabis and the Culture of Alienation

In Fritz Allhoff & Dale Jacquette, Cannabis Philosophy for Everyone. Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 139–148 (2010)
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This chapter contains sections titled: Domain of Consciousness.

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psycho‐sociological dimensions of cannabis culture   cannabis and culture of alienation ‐ domain of consciousness   “lingo” of cannabis culture ‐ possibility of experience, some remote fashion transcendental   poet Allen Ginsberg, calling cannabis ‐ as metaphysical herb   task of philosophy ‐ obscure and opaque ideas for understanding the world   cannabis, critical expedient for articulating ‐ cultural diagnosis, helping us to see our own society anew   cannabis, figuring in spiritual practices throughout history   cannabis consciousness, distinguished from ordinary consciousness   philosophers, calling this aspect of awareness ‐ intentionality of consciousness, in every waking state one's attention is always directed   alienation of consciousness ‐ summarized as inability to recognize this feature of modern life

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