EVOLUTIONARY AND ANTHROPOLOGICAL APPROACHES TOWARDS UNDERSTANDING HUMAN NEED FOR PSCHOTROPIC AND MOOD ALTERING SUBSTANCES
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SANIOTIS, A., EVOLUTIONARY AND ANTHROPOLOGICAL APPROACHES TOWARDS UNDERSTANDING HUMAN NEED FOR PSCHOTROPIC AND MOOD ALTERING SUBSTANCES. JOURNAL OF PSYCHOACTIVE DRUGS, Vol. 42, no. 4 (2010), p. 477-484.
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Antropología, Drogodependencias, Necesidades, Teoría
Antropología, Drogodependencias, Necesidades, Teoría
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