内容简介
The psychiatric establishment in the Western world has unanimously branded addiction a brain disease. And the idea that an addict has an incurable illness, as opposed to a contemptible moral weakness, has served an historically important role in changing how addiction is understood, researched, and treated throughout the world.
But as renowned developmental neuroscientist and recovered addict Marc Lewis argues in this illuminating, compelling, likely controversial book, addiction is not in fact a disease. Addiction, whether to drugs, alcohol, gambling, food, sex, or cigarettes, is rather a developmental learning process resulting from the normal functioning of the human brain.
Through vividly rendered, compassionate stories of five addicts, interpreted in the light of state-of-the-art neuroscientific knowledge, Lewis shows how the compulsion to use arises in a brain that is highly efficient in pursuing singular goals. He reveals addiction as an unfortunate…
目录
Chapter One
Defining Addiction: A Battleground of Opinions
Chapter Two
A Brain Designed for Addiction
Chapter Three
When Craving Comes to Power: Natalie’s Story
Chapter Four
The Tunnel of Attention: Brian’s Romance with Meth
Chapter Five
Donna’s Secret Identity
Chapter Six
Johnny Needs a Drink
Chapter Seven
Nothing for Alice: The Double-Edged Sword of Self-Control
Chapter Eight
Biology, Biography, and Addiction
Chapter Nine
A CKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Developing Beyond Addiction
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