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Affiliation with Alcoholics Anonymous parallels religious conversion, according to David R. Rudy in this timely study of the most famous self-help organization in the world. Drinkers who commit themselves to Alcoholics Anonymous embrace the radically different life-style, the altered world of the convert. To understand this conversion and, more important, to get a grip on the even deeper mystery of alcoholism itself, Rudy sought to answer these three What processes are involved in becoming alcoholic? How does the alcoholic affiliate with, and become committed to, A. A.s belief system? What is the relationship between the world of A. A. members and that constructed by alcohologists? Rudy establishes the history and structure of A. A. and examines the organizations relationship to dominant sociological models, theories, and definitions of alcoholism.
- Author
- Rudy PhD, Professor David R
- Publisher
- Carbondale: Southern Illinois University Press
- Published
- 1986
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780809312450
- Subjects
- Self Help, Social Science, Lifestyle
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