The psychology of the killer. Revelations of the prison psychiatrist
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• The book allows you to look into the dark corners of the human psyche.
• Author who has worked as a prison doctor for many years has a unique look at the psychology of killers and motives that encourage them to commit crimes.
• His observations allow you to better understand the psychology of killers, lead to numerous questions and thoughts about the nature of evil.
What is pushing people into crimes and what do they feel later, how are they evaluating their acts? Perhaps, the prison psychologist can understand the psychology of killers: it is with him that convicts often share secrets, tell what they did not talk about either in court or relatives. Theodore Dalrimpl for many years worked as a psychiatrist and prison doctor in London and Birmingham. During his work, he faced many terrifying, funny and sad stories. He performed on resonant processes as an expert, treated killers, robbers and scammers, talked with their victims, jailers and lawyers.
Combining compassion and irony in the narrative, the author draws a psychological portrait of the killer, and at the same time reveals the vices of modern society. The Book of Dalimpla allows you to look at today"s justice system, at the relationship of the law and society, at the established stereotypes and fashionable social trends, sometimes not allowing to soberly evaluate the motives of criminals and make them fair punishment.
Quotes
Of course, the murder is the worst of the crimes, but this does not mean that the killers are necessarily the worst of people. You may be confused that you like a person who strangled someone with his bare hands, but this often happened to me on my professional path-both as a psychiatrist and as a prison doctor. ”
"Criminal life is not to you a book book in two columns (“Debet - Credit”), where a crime is on the left, and a punishment on the right. Prison conclusion cannot mean “maintenance” (or “payment”) of debt. Myra Hindley, the sadly famous killer of the children, who spent more than one decade behind bars, claimed that she completely gave her duty to society and therefore should be released. However, (if you follow this logic), can anyone “advances” sit out for several decades, and then apply for liberation and say that as a result has the right to kill children? ”
"In the whole life I was arrested only three times. But each time the circumstances developed in such a farce way that it was difficult for me to take my arrest seriously. I was arrested in Honduras and sent me as a revolutionary-marxist, I was arrested in Gabon as a spy of South Africa, and finally I was arrested in Albania as an overly piercing and documentary journalist who was always interfering not in his business.
• Author who has worked as a prison doctor for many years has a unique look at the psychology of killers and motives that encourage them to commit crimes.
• His observations allow you to better understand the psychology of killers, lead to numerous questions and thoughts about the nature of evil.
What is pushing people into crimes and what do they feel later, how are they evaluating their acts? Perhaps, the prison psychologist can understand the psychology of killers: it is with him that convicts often share secrets, tell what they did not talk about either in court or relatives. Theodore Dalrimpl for many years worked as a psychiatrist and prison doctor in London and Birmingham. During his work, he faced many terrifying, funny and sad stories. He performed on resonant processes as an expert, treated killers, robbers and scammers, talked with their victims, jailers and lawyers.
Combining compassion and irony in the narrative, the author draws a psychological portrait of the killer, and at the same time reveals the vices of modern society. The Book of Dalimpla allows you to look at today"s justice system, at the relationship of the law and society, at the established stereotypes and fashionable social trends, sometimes not allowing to soberly evaluate the motives of criminals and make them fair punishment.
Quotes
Of course, the murder is the worst of the crimes, but this does not mean that the killers are necessarily the worst of people. You may be confused that you like a person who strangled someone with his bare hands, but this often happened to me on my professional path-both as a psychiatrist and as a prison doctor. ”
"Criminal life is not to you a book book in two columns (“Debet - Credit”), where a crime is on the left, and a punishment on the right. Prison conclusion cannot mean “maintenance” (or “payment”) of debt. Myra Hindley, the sadly famous killer of the children, who spent more than one decade behind bars, claimed that she completely gave her duty to society and therefore should be released. However, (if you follow this logic), can anyone “advances” sit out for several decades, and then apply for liberation and say that as a result has the right to kill children? ”
"In the whole life I was arrested only three times. But each time the circumstances developed in such a farce way that it was difficult for me to take my arrest seriously. I was arrested in Honduras and sent me as a revolutionary-marxist, I was arrested in Gabon as a spy of South Africa, and finally I was arrested in Albania as an overly piercing and documentary journalist who was always interfering not in his business.
Author:
Author:Далримпл Теодор
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Psychology
- Category:Reference books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:18+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-9614-8132-7
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