“We’re supposed to be a family here”: An ethnography of preserving, achieving, and performing normality within methamphetamine recovery
The perception of being abnormal, and a visceral desire to ‘feel normal again’, is a common feature of the literature on drug use and recovery. Normality is constructed, however, in response to context-dependent values and priorities, thereby legitimating certain behaviours as normative and therefor...
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Elsevier
2021
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| Online Access: | https://doaj.org/article/324d52c186c643219f8222374807454c |
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