CAN:s bibliotek

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*020  $a978-1-84392-210-0$x978-1-84392-210-0
*24510$aDrugs and popular culture :$bdrugs, media and identity in contemporary culture /$cedited by Paul Manning
*260  $aCullompton :$bWillan,$c2007$y2007
*300  $a290 s.
*520  $aContext, theory and history. An introduction to the theoretical approaches and research traditions. Mental health and moral panic: drug discourses in history. Considering the "normalisation thesis". Introduction: an overview of the normalisation debate. Definitely, maybe not? The normalisation of recreational drug use amongst young people. The normalisation of "sensible" recreational drug use: further evidence from the North West Longitudinal Study. Representing drugs in and as popular culture. Drugs and popular music in the modern age. Drugs, the family and recent American cinema. Under the cloud: morality, ambivalence and uncertainty in news discourse of cannabis law reform in Great Britain. The symbolic framing of drug use in the news: ecstasy and volatile substance abuse in newspapers. Drug dealers as folk heros? Drugs and television situation comedy. Junk, skunk and northen lights - representing drugs in children's literature. Identities, cultural practices and drugs. Echoes of drug culture in urban music. Drugs and identity: being a junkie mum. Women, drugs and popular culture: is there a need for a feminist embodiment perspective? The drugs of labour: the contested nature of popular drug use in childbirth. Drugs, normalisation and popular culture: implications and policy. Systemic "normalisation"? - mapping and interpreting policy responses to illcit drug use. (From the table of contents)
*650 4$aStreet drugs
*650 4$aCulture
*650 4$aAttitude
*650 4$aMass media
*653  $aPopulärkultur
*653  $aIdentitet
*653  $aMassmedia
*653  $aDrogmissbruk
*653  $aAttityder
*7001 $aManning, Paul$eed.
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