THE DISEASE THEORY OF ALCOHOLISM FROM AN INTERACTIONIST PERSPECTIVE: THE CONSEQUENCES OF SELF-DELUSION
Uloženo v:
PEELE, S., THE DISEASE THEORY OF ALCOHOLISM FROM AN INTERACTIONIST PERSPECTIVE: THE CONSEQUENCES OF SELF-DELUSION. DRUGS AND SOCIETY, Vol. 2, no. 1 (1987), p. 147-170.
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Umístění:
SIIS R.340
Palabras clave:
Alcoholismo, Concepto, Drogodependencias, Enfermedad
Alcoholismo, Concepto, Drogodependencias, Enfermedad
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