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The Addict by Dan Wakefield
The Addict by Dan Wakefield
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* This book, previously owned by the Valley View Boys' School in St. Charles, Illinois, has some historical markings. A glue stain indicates where a book pocket was once attached, a "Date Due" slip with stamps from the summer of 1972 is present on the first page, and a name is written inside the front and back covers. See product photos for more detail.
The Addict by Dan Wakefield
Published in 1963, The Addict by Dan Wakefield offers a timely and insightful exploration of drug addiction in America. This anthology brings together diverse voices, including physicians, lawyers, social critics, journalists, and novelists, to provide a comprehensive understanding of the addict and their world. Wakefield's collection delves into the laws, language, customs, and societal attitudes that shape the addict culture, examining the psychology, pharmacology, and treatment of addiction. It also explores the complex political and emotional responses of society to this pervasive problem. The Addict serves as a crucial introduction to a social issue that continues to impact all facets of American life.
Why You'll Love This Book
Readers interested in social issues, drug policy, and the history of addiction in America will find The Addict a valuable resource. This anthology offers a multifaceted perspective on a complex problem, providing insights from a variety of experts and voices. It's a must-read for anyone seeking to understand the historical context of addiction and its ongoing impact on society.
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