Drugs: Mind, Body, Society
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Drugs: Mind, Body, Society

by Martha S. Rosenthal

Sociology Psychology Pharmacology Health & Wellness
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Drugs: Mind, Body, Society examines drugs from psychological, physical, and social perspectives. Martha S. Rosenthal presents the subject as a broad area of study, connecting individual experience and bodily effects with the larger social context in which drugs are understood and discussed.

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Drugs: Mind, Body, Society explores the subject of drugs through three connected perspectives: the mind, the body, and society.

The book offers an interdisciplinary framework for considering how drugs relate to individual experience and physical effects.

It also places drug-related questions within a broader social context, making the subject relevant to readers seeking a wide-ranging introduction.

Written by Martha S. Rosenthal, this title is suited to readers interested in the scientific and social dimensions of drugs.

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