Imaginarios sociales de las adicciones en las series: representaciones de la hipermodernidad
Irene Cambra-Badii,
María Paula Paragis
Abstract:Imaginarios sociales de las adicciones en las series: representaciones de la hipermodernidadThis article briefly introduces a historicization of drug use, from the rituals of Antiquity to hypermodernity, a time characterized by hyper-individualism and the fall of ideals, where drug use appears related to an individual experience and alienation. Faced with the exponential increase in drug use in recent decades, we wonder about the characteristics of substance consumption and what are the social imaginaries abou… Show more
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