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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-5421-9ction in the Africa. Apparently, most of the studies have adopted the Western view and have attempted either to treat addicts as sick or correct their will power by attempting to make them ethical. Further to this, the chapter notes that there is no clear demarcation between the concept of addiction

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-0348-6310-0 consume cannabis and around 25% of the world’s known cannabis is produced in Africa. Cannabis has traditionally been encouraged and used for different purposes such as recreation, rituals and medicine. This chapter argues that the conception of cannabis as a vice/illegal has generally been pushed b

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Mehmet ?akmak MD,Melih C?van MDetitive urge or loss of self-control; and as a physical disorder, it is described as a disease, an imbalance of the central nervous system, or a neurological problem. In search of a better understanding of addiction, this chapter surveys African metaphysics and social philosophy, which is the basis

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Mehmet ?akmak MD,Melih C?van MD its compatibility with effective and meaningful responses to addiction among schoolgoing youths. The chapter argues that the neoliberal model of education that informs education in Malawi, due to its presupposed conceptualisation of the learner as largely an aspiring autonomous being whose interest

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Aakanchha Jain,Richa Jain,Sourabh Jainiction is puritanism in African society and how it shapes the authors’ narratives in the works under review. The chapter analyses selected short stories from five different anthologies of short fiction by contemporary African writers. The works in the anthologies are marked by a complexity of themes

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