IN WHAT SYSTEMS DO ALCOHOL CHEMICAL ADDICTIONS MAKE SENSE?. CLINICAL IDEOLOGIES AND PRACTICES AS CULTURAL METAPHORS
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STEIN, H.F., IN WHAT SYSTEMS DO ALCOHOL CHEMICAL ADDICTIONS MAKE SENSE?. CLINICAL IDEOLOGIES AND PRACTICES AS CULTURAL METAPHORS. SOCIAL SCIENCE AND MEDICINE, Vol. 30, no. 9 (1990), p. 987-1000.
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Alcoholismo, Cultura, Drogodependencias, EE.UU.
Alcoholismo, Cultura, Drogodependencias, EE.UU.
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