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Modern Conceptions of Addiction, is addiction?; this chapter highlights the points that addiction (a) as a phenomenon, does not exclusively relate to the excessive or problematic use of intoxicants, but can be considered in relation to a broad range of behaviours and pursuits, and (b) has an element of essential material existence

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Modern Addiction Literature, the nineteenth century on. I consider the set of narrative tropes and linguistic conventions which distinguish a thematic mode of Addiction Literature. My hope with this chapter is to set up the position that the narrative and figurative features which have marked out works such as De Quincey’s . (

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General Conclusion, first place, be afforded: it can give form to dark shapeless substances, but cannot bring into being the substance itself.” Whether taken from the perspective of biological essentialism or from the perspective of social constructionism, the history of proto-addiction discourse has been massively ov

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Günter P. Merker,Christian Schwarz of intoxicants, but can be considered in relation to a broad range of behaviours and pursuits, and (b) has an element of essential material existence and can therefore be considered transhistorically.

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Auslegung von Viertaktdieselmotorene. My hope with this chapter is to set up the position that the narrative and figurative features which have marked out works such as De Quincey’s . (1821) and Stevenson’s . (1886) as supposedly seminal examples of Addiction Literature have a much older pedigree than is typically acknowledged.