Renowned philosopher and former addict Owen Flanagan provides a powerful, far reaching examination of addiction. His is the first book to integrate the experience of addiction and the myriad social, cultural, psychological, and physiological factors that create it. Flanagan's holistic analysis also discusses the drawbacks of conventional theories of addiction and pressing questions relating to public policy, harm reduction, and recovery--offering a probing and empathetic view of what it is to be an addict.
Renowned philosopher and former addict Owen Flanagan provides a powerful, far reaching examination of addiction. His is the first book to integrate the experience of addiction and the myriad social, cultural, psychological, and physiological factors that create it. Flanagan's holistic analysis also discusses the drawbacks of conventional theories of addiction and pressing questions relating to public policy, harm reduction, and recovery--offering a probing and empathetic view of what it is to be an addict.
Owen Flanagan is an internationally acclaimed philosopher of mind, consciousness, ethics, and comparative philosophy and author of 12 books translated into many languages. He has lectured on every continent except Antarctica, which he has nonetheless visited. Flanagan taught for 16 years at Wellesley College and for 30 years at Duke University.
Inhaltsangabe
Note to Reader Chapter 1 The addict's point of view Chapter 2 What is it like to be an addict? Chapter 3 Explaining addiction Chapter 4 Identity and addiction Chapter 5 Willing addiction Chapter 6 The shame of addiction Chapter 7 The phenomenal authority of Alcoholics Anonymous Chapter 8 Hope and addiction References Acknowledgments
Note to Reader Chapter 1 The addict's point of view Chapter 2 What is it like to be an addict? Chapter 3 Explaining addiction Chapter 4 Identity and addiction Chapter 5 Willing addiction Chapter 6 The shame of addiction Chapter 7 The phenomenal authority of Alcoholics Anonymous Chapter 8 Hope and addiction References Acknowledgments
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