Anotation. The article explores the issue of historical peculiarities of the emergence and prevention of the social phenomenon of drug addiction. It is revealed that the concept that most fully reveals its essence is the concept of social pathology. It is substantiated that the phenomenon of drug addiction in the pre-industrial period of human history existed in the form of social deviation at the level of individual behavior. It is found that drug addiction as a social pathology is a product of the life activity of an industrial society. An analysis of the historical context of the emergence of drug addiction is carried out, as well as the reasons for its functionality for certain social groups (individuals). It is proved that the main factor in the transformation of the phenomenon of individual-level social deviation into mass social pathology was the disorganization of the individual’s relations with the industrial social environment, which radically differed from the traditional one; the reasons for this transformation are identified. The signs of social pathology of drug addiction as an element of the social reality of an industrial society are revealed. A retrospective analysis of the development of legal and socio-rehabilitative measures to combat drug trafficking, which initiated the modern system of social prevention, is carried out.
Keywords: The article explores the issue of historical peculiarities of the emergence and prevention of the social phenomenon of drug addiction. It is revealed that the concept that most fully reveals its essence is the concept of social pathology. It is substantiated that the phenomenon of drug addiction in the pre-industrial period of human history existed in the form of social deviation at the level of individual behavior. It is found that drug addiction as a social pathology is a product of the life activity of an industrial society. An analysis of the historical context of the emergence of drug addiction is carried out, as well as the reasons for its functionality for certain social groups (individuals). It is proved that the main factor in the transformation of the phenomenon of individual-level social deviation into mass social pathology was the disorganization of the individual’s relations with the industrial social environment, which radically differed from the traditional one; the reasons for this transformation are identified. The signs of social pathology of drug addiction as an element of the social reality of an industrial society are revealed. A retrospective analysis of the development of legal and socio-rehabilitative measures to combat drug trafficking, which initiated the modern system of social prevention, is carried out.
THE SOCIAL PHENOMENON OF NARCOTISM: HISTORICAL PARTICULARITIES OF ORIGIN AND PREVENTION
Lyudmyla Husak, Lesya Martirosyan
Lyudmyla Husak, Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences, Professor, Professor of the Department of Foreign Languages for Humanities Lesya Ukrainka Volyn National University (Lutsk, Ukraine)Lesya Martirosyan, Candidate of Pedagogical Sciences, Associate Professor, Associate Professor of the Department of Social Pedagogy and Social Work Ivan Franko Lviv National University (Lviv, Ukraine)
ORCID ID: 0000-0003-2526-2712, ORCID ID: 0000-0003-0930-5620