A PHILOSOPHICAL VIEW ON THE CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF DRUG ADDICTION IN MODERN SOCIETY

Abstract

The article presents a philosophical analysis of the causes and consequences of drug addiction in the context of modern society. The author explores the phenomenon of drug addiction through the prism of philosophical concepts such as free will, socio-cultural aspects and ethical norms. The article examines the roots of the problem in the context of modern consumer culture, medical approach and social stereotypes. The author also discusses possible ways to solve the problem of drug addiction at the level of public consciousness and the influence of philosophical ideas on the formation of policy in the field of combating addiction. The article calls for deep reflection on the roots and consequences of drug addiction, as well as the search for philosophically sound approaches to its prevention and treatment in modern society.