CONTENTS
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LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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INTRODUCTION: THE SHIFTING LANDSCAPE OF
ADDICTION
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PART I: THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES AND THE
(BIO)MEDICALIZATION OF ADDICTION
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MEDICALIZATION
AND BIOMEDICALIZATION: DOES THE DISEASING OF ADDICTION FIT THE FRAME?
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Nancy
Campbell
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DE-MEDICALIZING
ADDICTION: TOWARD BIOCULTURAL
UNDERSTANDINGS
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Kerwin Kaye
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PHARMACEUTICAL
INCURSION ON CIGARETTE SMOKING AT THE BIRTH OF THE BRAIN DISEASE MODEL OF
ADDICTION
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Marc Elam
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PART II: ADDICTION INTERVENTION – RACE AND THE SHAPING
OF ADDICTS
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TWO
TIERS OF BIOMEDICALIZATION: METHADONE, BUPRENORPHINE, AND THE RACIAL POLITICS
OF ADDICTION TREATMENT
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Helena Hansen and Samuel Roberts
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INTERVENTION:
REALITY TV, WHITENESS AND NARRATIVES OF ADDICTION
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Jessie Daniels
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PART III: PUNISHING THE SICK AND SAVING THE LOST –
ADDICTION AND SOCIAL CONTROL
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DRAWING
THE LINE AT DRINKING FOR TWO: GOVERNMENTALITY, BIOPOLITICS, AND RISK IN STATE
LEGISLATION ON FETAL ALCOHOL SPECTRUM DISORDERS
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Deborah Potter
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INTO
THE LIGHT: EVANGELICAL REHAB AND THE SEDUCTION OF NEW LIFE
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Teresa Gowan and Jack Atmore
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PART IV: LOSING CONTROL – THE EXPANSION OF ADDICTION
AND ITS IMPLICATIONS
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MAKING
ADDICTS OF THE FAT: OBESITY, PSYCHIATRY, AND THE ‘FATTIES ANONYMOUS’ MODEL OF
SELF-HELP WEIGHT LOSS IN THE POSTWAR UNITED STATES
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Jessica Parr and Nicolas Rasmussen
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"I
JUST COULDN’T KEEP IT IN CONTROL ANYMORE:" WEIGHT LOSS SURGERY, FOOD
ADDICTION AND ANTI-FAT STIGMA
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Zoe
Meleo-Erwin
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VIDEO
GAME ADDICTION: USER PERSPECTIVES
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Luther
Elliott, Geoffrey Ream, and Elizabeth McGinsky
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