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Erik DavisNon-Fiction · Philosophy & Religion
High Weirdness
Erik Davis explores the psychedelic spirituality that emerged from the 1970s American counterculture through the works and mystical experiences of Philip K. Dick, Terence McKenna, and Robert Anton Wilson. This book examines how these influential authors reflected and shaped the era's seismic cultural shifts. Davis presents a new theory of 'the weird' as a viable mode for engaging with reality, drawing from their published and unpublished writings.