Titlebook: Substance and Substitution; Methadone Subjects i Suzanne Fraser,Kylie Valentine Book 2008 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publi

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Governing Treatment,s chapter shifts focus to the explicit governance of those clients and the rules and regulations that define and manage them. The regulation of clients, we argue, shares much with the metaphors, images and figuring found in media texts. Clients are constituted in treatment, as they are in other publ

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Treatment Identities,material-discursive practices, such as clinical guidelines. Like Chapter 3, it is also concerned with the details of clients’ day-to-day experiences of treatment, and the ways in which the mechanisms of treatment materialise subjects. Here, our focus is on the identities and roles of the human actor

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Repetition and Rupture: The Gender of Agency,ciety as a whole. MMT is concerned with satisfying this compulsion, again through repetition — the repetition of dosing. Indeed, the interviews we conducted with MMT clients and service providers emphasise heavily the theme of repetition in treatment. There are several respects in which addiction is

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Repetition and Rupture: The Gender of Agency,1, this association with the feminine is partly responsible for the stigmatisation of addiction, indeed, for the construction of addiction as a meaningful problem in the first place. Conversely, however, the specifics of addiction and of treatment for addiction also construct gender in particular ways.

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