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The scientific (and unscientific, too) polemic is represented, which unfolded around the books of Castaneda and his personality. Critical remarks and exposures contained in the articles of the collection will not only not weaken the interest in the books of Castaneda, but will strengthen it even more. Table of contents. Preface to the collection of articles about Carlos Castaneda. What are they say about the "Notes of Don Huan" by criticism and scientists. Introduction. Preface. Part I. Bait of falsification. 1. Richard de Mill. The art of tracking Castaneda. 2. Richard de Mill. Shaman from the Academy. 3. Mary Douglas. The authenticity of Castaneda. 4. Jane Holden Kelly. The path of the Jackie tribe. 5. Hans Zebald. Fried rabbits, tularemia, lion, witch and horned frogs. 6. Richard de Mill. Validity and authenticity - distinguishing between two components of truth. 7. Richard de Mill. Ethnic metrodoallerism: Garfinelization in the middle of the desert. 11. Richard de Mill. When white is called black. 12. Richard de Mill. UCLANTHROPUS PILTDUNIDES CASTANEDAE. 13. Richard de Mill. Sonorageig, or fairy tales about stupidity. Part II. Insult and dispute. 14. Agehananda Bharati. Kastaneda and his apologists: double mystical fantasy. 21. Kennet Minog. Guru. 22. Stephen O. Murray. Invisibility of a scientific grin. Part III. Passed by an ally. 23. Paul Raissman. The fantastic of art and science or is Don Juan really really exists? 24. Richard Reichbart. Castaneda and parapsychology. 25. Neil Erickson. Seven years with Don Huan. 26. Richard de Mill. Tell this to Trutecam. Part IV. Carlos in reality of the word. 27. Richard de Mill. Sergeant Castaneda and photographs of Don Juan: transformation of a special agreement. 28. Douglas MacPherran. Carlos and the Toltesk Devil. 29. Stefan J. Renault. If Don Juan did not exist, he should have invented. 30. Richard de Mill. Teaching Nedela: Supernatural Clotting Program. 31. Karl R.V. Brown. Reading "Journey to Ikestlan." 32. Bryus-Novoa. Chikano in the web of the spider-wagon. 33. Jane W. Cox, return to Icstlan. 34. Lynn Luria-Sukenik. The progress of the fabulist. 35. Richard de Mill. Epistolar allegory: I fly, therefore .... 36. Richard McDermatot. Of the two worlds in one. 37. Karl A.P.rukk. Platonic Hierarchy of visions: hallucinatory, sensual and paradigmatic. 38. Richard de Mill. The creeping cactus of Dr. Matus, or a brave psychopathologist. Part V. The comprehension of Castaneda. 39. Richard de Mill. Standing enemy. 40. Richard de Mill. Allegoria is not ethnobotanik: analysis of Castaneda’s letter to Gordon Wasson and Kastaneda notes in Spanish. 41. Ramon Medina Silva. It is very difficult to talk about this. 42. Richard de Mill. Conversations with yoavim. 43. Richard de Mill. Portrait of the allegorist. Part VI. Application. 44. Allegorical glossary.

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