The governance of female drug users:Women's experiences of drug policy

Rose, Natasha Du

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“…2 Rarely does pleasure-much less fun-enter stories of recovery or redemption, which fall into rigid parameters and genre constraints of their own. 3 Sociologists have innovated conceptual methodologies and research techniques for surfacing and making sense of these stories, or responding to their own emotional responses to these narratives (Du Rose, 2015Ettorre, 2017aEttorre, , 2017b. Nigel Brunsdon's documentary photography of people working in international harm reduction circles reflects critically upon the politics and ethics of photography that follows 'harm reduction heroes'.…”

Section: Keeping Pleasure Apart From Drug Use Alloys Damage To Itmentioning

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Ambivalent pleasures: Towards narcofeminist alterlife

Campbell

2023

The Sociological Review

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Visual and text-based art plays a role in constituting and sustaining international harm reduction social movements based on drug user rights. The digital arts of harm reduction examined in this article counter sociological discomfort with pleasure by performing the artisanal pleasures of craft, context, and practice. Through close examination of the Instagram hashtag #celestialheartbreak, the article centers work by artist Jamie Harary, whose queer feminist harm reduction art places women and gender-nonconforming people at the center of harm reduction in life-affirming ways. The work expands the visual repertoire for speculative narcofeminist imaginaries, moving beyond rights-based formations to consider the play of emotional intensity. This article meditates upon the movement of affective neuroscience as supplement to feminist and queer drug research, as well as harm reduction practice, in offering socially situated accounts for getting at the lived dimensions of affective lives and claims to making sense of social worlds by living well with drugs.

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Section: Keeping Pleasure Apart From Drug Use Alloys Damage To Itmentioning

confidence: 99%

Ambivalent pleasures: Towards narcofeminist alterlife

Campbell

2023

The Sociological Review

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The governance of female drug users:Women's experiences of drug policy

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Ambivalent pleasures: Towards narcofeminist alterlife

Ambivalent pleasures: Towards narcofeminist alterlife

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