Drink: The Intimate Relationship Between Women and Alcohol – A Gripping Memoir and Sociological Examination of Modern Sobriety
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Drink: The Intimate Relationship Between Women and Alcohol – A Gripping Memoir and Sociological Examination of Modern Sobriety

by Ann Dowsett Johnston

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Drink combines personal memoir with sociological examination to explore women’s relationship with alcohol and the challenges of modern sobriety. Thoughtful and timely, it considers drinking as both an intimate experience and a broader social issue, offering readers a reflective perspective on alcohol, culture, and change.

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Drink examines the intimate relationship between women and alcohol through the combined perspectives of memoir and sociological inquiry.

The book explores modern sobriety and the personal, social, and cultural dimensions surrounding drinking.

With an accessible focus on women’s experiences, it invites reflection on how alcohol shapes individual lives and society.

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