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Culture On Drugs Narcocultural Studies Of High Modernity Boothroyd

Name: Culture On Drugs Narcocultural Studies Of High Modernity Boothroyd
SKU: BELL-5265132
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Publisher: Distributed in the USA by Palgrave, Manchester University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.43 MB

Pages: 219

Author: Boothroyd, Dave

ISBN: 9780719055980, 9781781700921, 9781847791634, 9780719055997, 0719055989, 1781700923, 1847791638, 0719055997

Language: English

Year: 2006

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Culture On Drugs Narcocultural Studies Of High Modernity Boothroyd by Boothroyd, Dave 9780719055980, 9781781700921, 9781847791634, 9780719055997, 0719055989, 1781700923, 1847791638, 0719055997 instant download after payment.

Never has a reconsideration of the place of drugs in our culture been more urgent than it is today. Culture on Drugs addresses themes such as the nature of consciousness, language and the body, alienation, selfhood, the image and virtuality and the nature/culture dyad and everyday life. It then explores how these are expressed in the work of key figures such as Freud, Benjamin, Sartre, Derrida, Foucault and Deleuze, arguing that the ideas and concepts by which modernity has attained its measure of self-understanding are themselves, in various ways, the products of encounters with drugs and their effects.