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Understanding Addiction

Name: Understanding Addiction
Brand: VDM Verlag
SKU: 06824988
Price: 63.89 EUR
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Author: Vincenzo Sinisi
ISBN: 9783639166071

Exploring the implications of users accounts of addiction

Vincenzo Sinisi

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Inglese

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Codice Libristo: 06824988

Casa editrice VDM Verlag, giugno 2009

This book presents an original study into the§workings of heroin addiction. The study analysed how§u... Descrizione completa

Codice Libristo: 06824988

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This book presents an original study into the§workings of heroin addiction. The study analysed how§using and non-using informants constituted addiction§through language. By comparing the accounts of§self-defined recovered, recovering and currently§addicted users, the study highlighted how the§informant s accounts of heroin use may have§implications with respect to either perpetuating or§enabling their recovery from addiction. The§transcripts of four focus groups were qualitatively§analysed using a thematic method that focused on the§informants strategic use of language. This revealed§important differences between using and non-using§informants in terms of the self-employed discursive§practices that they used in constructing their§experience of addiction. Many heroin users that have§read this study were excited to recognise their§behaviour in it and agreed that it captured an§element of their experience that they have not seen§in print before. This quality can deepen the readers§understanding of what it really means to be addicted,§how users justify continuing use, and how some are§able to recover.