Addiction as a Mirror of Postmodern American Culture
Addiction is usually discussed as a private crisis: a person, a substance, a damaged body, a family trying to cope. That view matters, but it is not the whole picture. In My Mother in History: Selected Prose, Lucas Carpenter presents addiction as something larger—a way of understanding American culture itself. The argument is unsettling because it brings addiction out of hidden rooms...
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