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2. Retrospect of Criminal Anthropology.

Journal of Mental Science, 1891
This volume is the most interesting and the most remarkable record of a single worker in this field which has appeared since Marro's “Caratteri dei Delinquenti.” It cannot be ranked with the latter book, for Dr. Laurent has not accumulated the large body of minute facts concerning his subjects which Dr. Marro used in so admirable and judicial a manner,
Havelock Ellis, émile Laurent
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Cesare Lombroso and Italian Criminal Anthropology

2012
Cesare Lombroso is best remembered as the founder of modern criminology and author of ‘odd’ theories of the ‘born criminal’ that strike modern sensibility as both ridiculous and horrific. However mocked, at the time of their inception, Lombroso’s descriptions of the physiognomic characteristics of criminals — their heads were meant to be asymmetrical ...
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Whitewashing Criminology: A Critical Tour of Cesare Lombroso’s Museum of Criminal Anthropology

Critical Criminology, 2022
Eric Madfis
exaly  

Five brains of alienated criminals. Neurological investigations of early twentieth century criminal anthropology

L'Encephale, 2021
Roberta Fusco
exaly  

CRIMINAL ANTHROPOLOGY.

The Lancet, 1912
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Criminal Anthropology

2002
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Criminal Anthropology: Lombroso’s Search for Criminal Man

2020
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The legacy of Cesare Lombroso and criminal anthropology in the post-war Italian police: a study of the culture, narrative and memory of a post-fascist institution

Journal of Modern Italian Studies, 2017
Jonathan Dunnage
exaly  

3. Criminal Anthropology

Journal of Mental Science, 1890
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Community care and criminal offending in schizophrenia

Lancet, The, 2000
Philip Burgess
exaly