"Tracing the moral and medical panics about addictive commodities that flourished after tobacco, chocolate, sugar, coffee, tea, and gin were introduced into Europe as a result of early modern colonial exploitation"--
"Tracing the moral and medical panics about addictive commodities that flourished after tobacco, chocolate, sugar, coffee, tea, and gin were introduced into Europe as a result of early modern colonial exploitation"--
Scott K. Taylor is Associate Professor of History at the University of Kentucky. He is the author of Honor and Violence in Golden Age Spain.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: A Unified Drug Culture 1. Stained with Spots of Human Blood: Disgust, Pleasure, and the Senses 2. Chocolate, or an Indian Drink: The Cultural Geography of Drugs and Alcohol 3. Who from Excess Is Free? Medicine and Addiction 4. Do We Take Physick Every Day? Early Modern Wellness and Self-Medication 5. And So the Game Goes Round: Women and Sociability 6. Who Should Poison the People? The Ethics of Commerce Conclusion: An English Opium-Eater
Introduction: A Unified Drug Culture 1. Stained with Spots of Human Blood: Disgust, Pleasure, and the Senses 2. Chocolate, or an Indian Drink: The Cultural Geography of Drugs and Alcohol 3. Who from Excess Is Free? Medicine and Addiction 4. Do We Take Physick Every Day? Early Modern Wellness and Self-Medication 5. And So the Game Goes Round: Women and Sociability 6. Who Should Poison the People? The Ethics of Commerce Conclusion: An English Opium-Eater
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