@article{ref1,
title="Mythology of alcohol drinking",
journal="Annales medico-psychologiques",
year="1981",
author="Rainaut, J. and Taleghani, M.",
volume="139",
number="5",
pages="529-544",
abstract="The social order relies on a whole of standards and requires the conformity of the individuals to his models. The consumers of alcohol - alcoholized people - either stay in the order which makes pressure on them to bring them to consume still staying within the standards of consumption according to a process of which the works stay unknown, either drift progressively towards marginality and subversion. Their behaviour is described as a &quot;disease&quot;, description which works as a myth as well as a reality, the perception and description of the treatment supposed to be opposed to it acts on the same manner. The consumption of alcohol - alcoholization - can be understood as a social doing which testifies the adhesion to the standard and/or a personal doing in view of a research of psychotropy. Alcoholism announces itself when the alcoholization is perceived by the Other as a deviation and an existential tactical. It is not a clinic diagnosis as one may let believe, but a stigma, a label, even a judgment over a scandal. And then begins the misfortune to the one by whom the scandal arises.<p /><p>Language: fr</p>",
language="fr",
issn="0003-4487",
doi="",
url="http://dx.doi.org/"
}