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Introduction | 9 | |
Ritual smoking in Central America | 30 | |
The pleasures and perils of smoking in early modern England | 38 | |
Smoking in sub-Saharan Africa | 46 | |
Tobacco in Iran | 58 | |
Smoking and ayurvedic medicine in India | 68 | |
Tobacco culture in Japan | 76 | |
Smoking in Imperial China | 84 | |
Tobacco in Edo period Japan | 92 | |
How do we smoke? : accessories and utensils | 100 | |
The Belle Epoque of opium | 108 | |
The opium den in Victorian London | 118 | |
Smoking and sociability | 126 | |
Havana cigars and the West's imagination | 134 | |
A century of Kretek | 140 | |
Ganja in Jamaica | 144 | |
Smoking and all that jazz | 154 | |
Smoking in modern China | 160 | |
Smoking in modern Japan | 172 | |
Cigarettes in Soviet and post-Soviet Central Asia | 180 | |
The cocaine experience | 190 | |
Smoking & sociability | 197 | |
Symbol and image : smoking in art since the seventeenth century | 206 | |
The Houkah in the harem : on smoking and orientalist art | 218 | |
Smoking in opera | 230 | |
In praise of Lady Nicotine : a bygone era of prose, poetry...and presentation | 236 | |
Cinematic smoke : from Weimar to Hollywood | 248 | |
Emblems of emptiness : smoking as a way of life in Jean Eustache's La Maman et al Putain | 256 | |
Smoking & art | 265 | |
Jews and smoking | 278 | |
The commodified African American in nineteenth-century tobacco art | 286 | |
Women and nineteenth-century images of smoking | 294 | |
Toward a queer history of smoking | 304 | |
Gender & ethnicity | 309 | |
Why do we smoke? : the physiology of smoking | 318 | |
Smoking, science, and medicine | 326 | |
Engineering consumer confidence in the twentieth century | 332 | |
Marlboro man and the stigma of smoking | 344 | |
Smoking & advertising | 355 |
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