David Dupuis
Research Fellow at INSERM (French Institute of Health and Medical Research)
Key Impact
David Dupuis is a leading anthropologist of psychedelic use whose work bridges psychedelics, hallucinations, cultural psychiatry, and the social/ethical dimensions of psychedelic therapy.
Background & Research
David Dupuis is a social anthropologist and clinical psychologist whose research focuses on contemporary psychedelic use, hallucinations, and the cultural and ethical contexts that shape altered states. He has conducted ethnographic fieldwork in Latin America and Europe and has held research affiliations with Durham University and INSERM. His work appears widely in interdisciplinary psychedelic and psychiatry journals, including studies on belief transmission, hallucinations, and psychedelic apprenticeship.
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