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"La "Noire Idole": Étude Sur La Morphinomanie" was written by Laurent Tailhade and published in 1914. French satirical poet and anarchist known for his sharp critiques of society and political fervor.

La "Noire Idole": Étude Sur La Morphinomanie

1914

Laurent Tailhade

La "Noire Idole": Étude Sur La Morphinomanie

Laurent Tailhade

1914

La 'Noire Idole': Étude Sur La Morphinomanie, published in 1914 by Laurent Tailhade, is a scientific examination of morphine addiction, known as morphinomania. Tailhade, himself a victim of addiction, analyzes the social, psychological, and physical implications of this condition, illustrating the contrast between the initial relief it offers and the devastating long-term effects. Through various examples, he highlights the complex lives of morphine users, advocating for a more nuanced understanding of addiction and its treatment beyond simplistic views.

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A scientific publication written during the early 20th century. This book serves as a comprehensive study on morphinoman...