Crime and the criminal : introduction to criminology / by Philip Archibald Parsons.

  • Parsons, Philip A. (Philip Archibald), 1879-1943.
Date:
1926
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Credit: Crime and the criminal : introduction to criminology / by Philip Archibald Parsons. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    • • III Accursed or Depraved Persons 36 IV The Classical Theory of the Criminal 37 V The Break in the Classical Theory 38 VI Causes outside the Criminal 38 VII Condition of the Offender as the Cause of Crime 40 VIII Heredity and Environment 44 IX Present Tendencies in Criminal Theory 46 CHAPTER IV. FAMILIAR CLASSIFICATIONS OF CRIMINALS I The Problem of Classification 48 II Criminal Classes according to Lombroso 50 III Criminal Classes according to Ferri 52 IV Classification according to Garofaloi 54 V Criminal Classes according to Ellis 56 VI Influences of the Positive School in America 57 CHAPTER V. THE CONDITION OF THE CRIMINAL— ANATOMICAL I Lombroso’s Study of Criminals 67 II Stigmata of Crime according to Lombroso 68 III The Final Test of Lombroso’s Theories 76 IV The Development of Clinical Studies in America 78 V Physical Causes of Misconduct 79 VI Glands in Relation to Physical Condition and Conduct 80 VII Growth of Interest in Mental Condition of the Offender 81 CHAPTER VI. THE CONDITION OF THE OFFENDER— PSYCHOLOGICAL I Mental Defect and Crime 82 II Critical Consideration of the Theories of Goddard and Others 84 III Cases of Feeble-minded Criminals 90 CHAPTER VH. THE CONDITION OF THE OFFENDER— PSYCHOLOGICAL (continued) 1 Psychopathology and Crime 97