Modern Theories of Criminality
Modern Theories of Criminality
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Ingegnieros.
While others pretend to find the root of crime in a final and single state, whether it be called neurasthenia, epilepsy, moral insanity, etc. , Ingegnieros, 1 without undertaking a similar task, still very premature, classifies and arranges the psychopathic states connected with criminality as they are pointed out by clinical process.
Accepting the theory of criminal factors more after the German school (endogenous and exogenous) than the Italian (individual, physical, and social),... Ingegnieros believes that these factors may be found combined in variable proportions, according to the variety of criminals. The following drawing shows this varied influence applied to Ferri's classification: I I Born Criminals, etc. I Occasional Criminals, etc.
Habitual Criminals, etc.
Physio-psychic factors. Social factors.
which, under the action of morbid or degenerative states, is capable of becoming a stimulating motor image of sexuality; since, according to Vaschide himself, " Sexual life is due to the evolution and tendency of the motor centers to discharge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ingegnieros.
While others pretend to find the root of crime in a final and single state, whether it be called neurasthenia, epilepsy, moral insanity, etc. , Ingegnieros, 1 without undertaking a similar task, still very premature, classifies and arranges the psychopathic states connected with criminality as they are pointed out by clinical process.
Accepting the theory of criminal factors more after the German school (endogenous and exogenous) than the Italian (individual, physical, and social),... Ingegnieros believes that these factors may be found combined in variable proportions, according to the variety of criminals. The following drawing shows this varied influence applied to Ferri's classification: I I Born Criminals, etc. I Occasional Criminals, etc.
Habitual Criminals, etc.
Physio-psychic factors. Social factors.
which, under the action of morbid or degenerative states, is capable of becoming a stimulating motor image of sexuality; since, according to Vaschide himself, " Sexual life is due to the evolution and tendency of the motor centers to discharge.
What to read after Modern Theories of Criminality?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Constancio Bernaldo De Quirs to read onlineMoreLess
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