E. Summerson Carr
1 book
About the Author
E. Summerson Carr is a scholar whose work examines the intersections of language, power, and recovery in contemporary American society. Drawing on extensive ethnographic research, Carr explores how therapeutic discourse shapes individual identities and institutional practices within sobriety movements. Her analyses illuminate the subtle ways that talk itself becomes a site of political negotiation and social control. With a keen attention to both micro-level interactions and broader structural forces, she offers nuanced insights into the cultural politics of addiction and healing.
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analytical
ethnographic
nuanced
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