by Philippe Brognon · Editions L'Harmattan · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782343184517
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This book offers a deep anthropological analysis of smoking, exploring how this addiction, being one of the leading causes of mortality worldwide, has become a central topic of public health debate. Through its pages, the author examines the denormalization of tobacco use and current restrictive policies, revealing the figure of the smoker who is often hidden behind statistics and prohibition campaigns. The work questions how the medical and cognitive-behavioral model approaches the smoker, suggesting that these perspectives often align with a social model focused on consumption and the management of healthcare costs.
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