A study about addiction to opiate-type drugs and their synthetic equivalents. It proposes and elaborates a general theoretical account of the nature of the experiences which generate an addict's characteristic craving for drugs.
A study about addiction to opiate-type drugs and their synthetic equivalents. It proposes and elaborates a general theoretical account of the nature of the experiences which generate an addict's characteristic craving for drugs.
I: The Nature of the Opiate Habit 1: Method and Problem 2: The Effects of Opiates 3: Habituation and Addiction 4: The Nature of Addiction 5: Processes in Addiction 6: Cure and Relapse 7: A Critique of Current Views of Addiction 8: Conclusions, Implications, Problems II: Opiate Addiction as a Social Problem 9: The Problem in the United States During the Nineteenth Century 10: Federal Anti-Narcotics Legislation 11: The Effects of World War II 12: Needed Reforms 13: Postscript-1968
I: The Nature of the Opiate Habit 1: Method and Problem 2: The Effects of Opiates 3: Habituation and Addiction 4: The Nature of Addiction 5: Processes in Addiction 6: Cure and Relapse 7: A Critique of Current Views of Addiction 8: Conclusions, Implications, Problems II: Opiate Addiction as a Social Problem 9: The Problem in the United States During the Nineteenth Century 10: Federal Anti-Narcotics Legislation 11: The Effects of World War II 12: Needed Reforms 13: Postscript-1968
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