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Tobacco in History
The Cultures of Dependence
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292 pages
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The book delves into the evolution of tobacco, tracing its journey from sacred use in Amerindian shamanism to its role in global capitalism. It examines the transition of tobacco from being considered the food of the spirits to its association with health crises and addiction. Additionally, it highlights the shift in tobacco consumption methods, evolving from traditional pipes and cigars to the contemporary cigarette, illustrating the complex relationship between culture, economy, and health over time.
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2016, hardcover
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