Addiction and the Medicalisation of Conspicuous Behaviour, Gebunden

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Foreword -- Peter J. Adams.- 1: Introduction: Pathologising pleasure? -- Bruce M. Z. Cohen, Martin Harbusch & Jo Reichertz.- PART 1: THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES.- 2: The ecological niche of behavioural addictions -- Baptiste Brossard, Emmanuelle Larocque, Nicolas Moreau, Dahlia Namian & Mélissa Roy.- 3: The triangle of medicalisation: Pathways for interactive negotiation of diseases, disorders and addictions -- Martin Harbusch.- 4: The communicative construction of addiction -- Jo Reichertz.- 5: A Marxist theory of addiction -- Bruce M. Z. Cohen.- PART 2: NEGOTIATING 'ADDICTION'.- 6: The social construction of 'good' and 'bad' addicts: How relabelling addiction shaped the opioid epidemic -- Thaddeus Müller.- 7: Excessive appetites and disarming innovations: The shifting socio-materialities of nicotine and gambling addiction -- Mark Elam.- 8: 'Addiction' and agency at the threshold of infinite pornographic access -- Kris Taylor.- PART 3: CONSPICUOUS BEHAVIOURS AS 'ADDICTIONS'.- 9: Wellness, addiction and temperance -- Richard Hammersley.- 10: Using sports: Constructing extremity as addiction -- Lars Arntsen & Nancy D. Campbell.- 11: From medicalisation to cultural embrace: Drug foundationalism versus techné in the psychedelic revival -- Tehseen Noorani.- PART 4: MEDIA, POLITICAL AND PUBLIC DISCOURSE.- 12: Addiction discoveries: Hyping and spinning the superiority of neuroscience -- Matilda Hellman.- 13: Social media, dark patterns and contemporary discourses of addiction -- Cherie Lacey, Ian Goodwin & Antonia Lyons.- 14: The instrumentalization of the concept of 'gambling addiction': A discourse analysis of German parliamentary debates -- Gerd Möll.- 15: Aesthetic pathologisation: Cinema, psychiatry and sex addiction -- Baptiste Brossard & Benjamin Hemmings.