CriminologyFairleigh Dickinson Univ Press, 1983 - 454 pagina's |
Inhoudsopgave
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Crime in Denmark | 31 |
Genetic factors | 48 |
Family studies | 50 |
Twin studies | 60 |
War | 164 |
The geographical distribution of criminality | 182 |
Race nationality minorities | 202 |
The nonmaterial culture | 226 |
Alcohol and drugs | 240 |
Sex differences in criminality | 260 |
Age | 278 |
The family | 296 |
Criminal somatology | 74 |
Psychoses | 86 |
Isolated abnormal reactions | 94 |
Neuroses | 96 |
Oligophrenia | 102 |
Psychopathy | 112 |
Sexual abnormalities | 122 |
Frequency of mental deviations among criminals | 130 |
Temporal variations | 138 |
The material culture | 148 |
School and peer groups | 322 |
Marital status | 336 |
Occupation economy and social class | 342 |
Prediction | 356 |
Notes | 380 |
Bibliography | 418 |
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Veelvoorkomende woorden en zinsdelen
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Populaire passages
Pagina 22 - This was not merely an idea, but a revelation. At the sight of that skull, I seemed to see all of a sudden, lighted up as a vast plain under a flaming sky, the problem of the nature of the criminal—an atavistic being who reproduces in his person the ferocious instincts of primitive humanity and the inferior animals.
Pagina 17 - ... that case. 4. If the hypothesis does not fit the facts, either the hypothesis is reformulated or the phenomenon to be explained is redefined, so that the case is excluded. 5 . Practical certainty may be attained after a small number of cases has been...
Pagina 17 - Sixth, this procedure of examining cases, re-defining the phenomenon and re-formulating the hypothesis is continued until a universal relationship is established, each negative case calling for a re-definition or a re-formulation.
Pagina 22 - I was further encouraged in this bold hypothesis by the results of my studies on Verzeni, a criminal convicted of sadism and rape, who showed the cannibalistic instincts of primitive anthropophagists and the ferocity of beasts of prey.
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