Tolerancia y prohibición
aproximaciones a la historia social y cultural de las drogas en México 1840-1940
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Author
Publication
2016 - Editorial Debate, Place of publication not identified, Mexico
Language
Spanish
Word Count
95,250 words, Guess
Page Count
381 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-139786073138727
- ISBN-106073138725
- OCLC Control Number945698813
- Open LibraryOL44584492M
Classifications
- LCCHV5840.M4 P473 2016
Description
En el contexto de una gran discusión nacional sobre el uso de la marihuana con fines lúdicos y médicos, el autor nos cuenta la historia de las drogas, sus usos y abusos, y el narcotráfico en Mexico de 1840 a 1940, periodo crucial para entender como se establecio el codigo de salud moderno y la actual politica prohibicionista. A partir de un profundo trabajo historiográfico, lleno de referencias culturales, iconográficas, literarias y cinematográficas, el autor analiza el papel que han desempeñado tanto la sociedad mexicana como sus gobiernos en la restricción de la producción y el consumo de esas sustancias llamadas genéticamente "drogas enervantes", como la marihuana, la cocaína, la heroína, el peyote y los hongos alucinógenos. In the context of a national debate on the use of marijuana for recreational and medical purposes, the author related the history of drugs, their uses and abuses, and drug trafficking in Mexico from 1840 to 1940, a crucial period for understanding how the modern health code and the current prohibitionist policy was established. In a deep historiographical study, full of cultural, iconographic, literary and cinematographic references, the author analyzes the role played by both Mexican society wells as its government in restricting production and consumption of those substances called "enervating drugs" such as marijuana, cocaine, heroin, peyote and hallucinogenic mushrooms.
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Series Statement
- Debate historia
- Historia (Editorial Debate)
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