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Eoin CannonJun 11, 20132 min readEoin CannonComplete Quarterly Journal of Inebriety (1876-1914) Now Available Online
Marcus ChatfieldMar 27, 20136 min readGuest BloggersSetting the Record Straight, Part 5: A Disease They Didn’t Have
Nancy CampbellJan 31, 20134 min readNancy CampbellConfessions of an Historian of Secrecy, Science, and the Self
Nancy CampbellSep 25, 20125 min readNancy CampbellLessons of the Narcotic Farm, Part VI, Reflections of an Accidental Drug Historian
Chris GrellaAug 29, 20126 min readTeaching PointsTeaching Points– Christine Grella Comments on “Addiction Research”
Ron RoizenMar 22, 20125 min readRon RoizenAddiction, History and Historians: Ron Roizen’s Response to Courtwright’s Reply
David CourtwrightMar 13, 20126 min readGuest BloggersAddiction, History and Historians: David Courtwright repliesEditor’s Note: We’ve been very pleased to post a series of responses to David’s Courtwright’s essay on addiction, history and...
Daniel BradburdMar 8, 20125 min readGuest BloggersAddiction, History and Historians: Daniel Bradburd’s ResponseEditor’s Note: Our symposium on addiction, history and historians continues today, with a response to David Courtwright from Prof. Daniel...
Nancy CampbellMar 5, 20126 min readJoe SpillaneAddiction, History and Historians: Nancy Campbell’s ResponseEditor’s Note: This week, Points offers readers a series of responses to David Courtwright’s reflections on history, historians, and...
