Drugs and popular culture
Drugs and popular culture drugs, media and identity in contemporary society / [electronic resource] :
edited by Paul Manning.
- Cullompton, Devon, England ; Portland, Or. : Willan Publishing, 2007.
- ix, 290 p. ; 26 cm.
Inlcudes bibliographical references and index.
Pt. 1. Context, theory and history. 1. An introduction to the theoretical approaches and research traditions / Paul Manning -- 2. Mental health and moral panic : drug discourses in history / Andrew Blake -- pt. 2. Considering the "normalisation thesis". 3. Definitely, maybe not? The normalisation of recreational drug use amongst young people / Michael Shiner, Tim Newburn -- 4. The normalisation of "sensible" recreational drug use : further evidence from the North West Longitudinal Study / Howard Parker, Lisa Williams, Judith Aldridge -- pt. 3. Representing drugs in and as popular culture. 5. Drugs and popular music in the modern age / Andrew Blake -- 6. Drugs, the family and recent American cinema / Leighton Grist -- 7. Under a cloud : morality, ambivalence and uncertainty in news discourse of cannabis law reform in Great Britain / Simon Cross -- 8. The symbolic framing of drug use in the news : ecstasy and volatile substance abuse in newspapers / Paul Manning -- 9. Drug dealers as folk heroes? Drugs and television situation comedy / Paul Carter -- 10. Junk, skunk and northern lights : representing drugs in children's literature / Andrew Melrose, Vanessa Harbour -- pt. 4. Identities, cultural practices and drugs. 11. Echoes of drug culture in urban music / Oluyinka Esan -- 12. Drugs and identity : being a junkie mum / Sarah Dalal Goode -- 13. Women, drugs and popular culture : is there a need for a feminist embodiment perspective? / Elizabeth Ettorre -- 14. The drugs of labour : the contested nature of popular drug use in childbirth / Laura Hübner -- pt. 5. Drugs, normalisation and popular culture : implications and policy. 15. Systemic "normalisation"? Mapping and interpreting policy responses to illicit drug use / Richard Huggins.
Electronic reproduction.
Palo Alto, Calif. :
ebrary,
2009.
Available via World Wide Web.
Access may be limited to ebrary affiliated libraries.
GBA718087 bnb
Uk Uk
Drug abuse.
Popular culture.
Mass media.
Identity (Psychology)
Electronic books.
HV5801 / .D744 2007eb
362.29163
Inlcudes bibliographical references and index.
Pt. 1. Context, theory and history. 1. An introduction to the theoretical approaches and research traditions / Paul Manning -- 2. Mental health and moral panic : drug discourses in history / Andrew Blake -- pt. 2. Considering the "normalisation thesis". 3. Definitely, maybe not? The normalisation of recreational drug use amongst young people / Michael Shiner, Tim Newburn -- 4. The normalisation of "sensible" recreational drug use : further evidence from the North West Longitudinal Study / Howard Parker, Lisa Williams, Judith Aldridge -- pt. 3. Representing drugs in and as popular culture. 5. Drugs and popular music in the modern age / Andrew Blake -- 6. Drugs, the family and recent American cinema / Leighton Grist -- 7. Under a cloud : morality, ambivalence and uncertainty in news discourse of cannabis law reform in Great Britain / Simon Cross -- 8. The symbolic framing of drug use in the news : ecstasy and volatile substance abuse in newspapers / Paul Manning -- 9. Drug dealers as folk heroes? Drugs and television situation comedy / Paul Carter -- 10. Junk, skunk and northern lights : representing drugs in children's literature / Andrew Melrose, Vanessa Harbour -- pt. 4. Identities, cultural practices and drugs. 11. Echoes of drug culture in urban music / Oluyinka Esan -- 12. Drugs and identity : being a junkie mum / Sarah Dalal Goode -- 13. Women, drugs and popular culture : is there a need for a feminist embodiment perspective? / Elizabeth Ettorre -- 14. The drugs of labour : the contested nature of popular drug use in childbirth / Laura Hübner -- pt. 5. Drugs, normalisation and popular culture : implications and policy. 15. Systemic "normalisation"? Mapping and interpreting policy responses to illicit drug use / Richard Huggins.
Electronic reproduction.
Palo Alto, Calif. :
ebrary,
2009.
Available via World Wide Web.
Access may be limited to ebrary affiliated libraries.
GBA718087 bnb
Uk Uk
Drug abuse.
Popular culture.
Mass media.
Identity (Psychology)
Electronic books.
HV5801 / .D744 2007eb
362.29163