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Trance, Art, and Creativity: A Psychological Analysis of the Relationship between the Individual Ego and the Numinous Element in Three Modes: Prototaxic, Parataxic, and Syntaxic by John Curtis Gowan 1975 softcover Published by Creative Education Foundation Discusses archetypes, art, biofeedback, collective unconscious, dissociation, dream, drug effects, ecstasy, glossolalia, hallucination, hypnosis, meditation, myth, mysticism, parapsychology, peak experience, ritual, self-actualization, tantra, trance, and more. John Curtis Gowan (1912-1986) was a Harvard graduate (starting his undergraduate degree at 17) who worked extensively in educational psychology with gifted children and, inspired by Aldous Huxley, with psychedelics and the endeavours of human creativity. "LIGHT COVER WEAR, SOME MARKS 1ST COUPLE OF PAGES, CLEAN AND TIGHT" BX21.