Sacred mushrooms: Culture, Decolonization and Epistemologies

In this volume we have philosophical, aesthetic, phenomenological, epistemological, ethical, political, metaphysical, cosmological, anthropological, ethnographic, genealogical, archaeological, cartographic, geographical, sociological, legal, psychological, pharmacological, chemical, physical, neuroscientific, medical, biological, ecological, botanical, mycological, therapeutic, theological, oracular, linguistic, intercultural, originary and decolonial that have crossed the horizon of the humanities to converge with the health sciences and other areas of knowledge: all of which has been put together in order to organize, rescue and produce knowledge about sacred mushrooms, psilocybin and the relationships established by the latter not only with human beings, but with all of nature, whether microscopic or astronomical.