性谋杀
2005-12
John Wiley & Sons Inc
Proulx, Jean (EDT)/ Beauregard, Eric (EDT)/ Cusson, Maurice (EDT)/ Nicole, Alexandre (EDT)/ Marshall, William L. (CON)
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Sexual Murderers successfully takes on the challenge of expanding upon the little that is known about the developmental and psychological profile of sexual murderers, with a range of startling empirical results that subsume and challenge traditional perspectives. The English translation of the definitive, evidence-based book profiling sexual murderers, Les Meurtriers Sexual, proves an invaluable tool for criminologists, forensic psychologists and psychiatrists world-wide. It features material from a range of international contributors including chapters that delve into new case studies and broaden the reach of the research topic. The text is divided into three parts. The firs part presents the results of the Montreal Study of Sexual Murderers, covering theories of developmental psychology, identification of psychopathologies, plus statistics and case studies. The second part uncovers the results of the Birmingham Study of Sexual Murderers, including research on the typology of sexual murderers. The third part covers a range of practical issues such as the role of profiling in investigation, and psychotherapeutic issues. This resource is integral reading for academics and researchers in criminology, psychiatry and psychology, as well as professionals directly involved in criminal justice - police, lawyers and psychologists. 作者简介：Jean Proulx is Professor and Director of the School of Criminology at the University of Montreal, and Researcher at the International centre of Comparative Criminology of that university. His main research interests are personality profiles, sexual preferences, treatment issues, and recidivism risk factors among sexual murders, rapists, child molesters and incest offenders. Over the last twenty years, he has published four books and more than 100 book chapters or refereed articles, in French and English. Since 1989, he has been active, both as Researcher and Clinical Psychologist, in treatment programmes for sex offenders at the Philippe-Pinel Institute, a maximum-security psychiatric institution.
List of Figures List of Tables About the Editors List of Contributors Preface Acknowledgements Introduction Sexual Murderers: Myth and Reality PART I: THE MONTREAL STUDY Chapter 1 Sexual Murder: Definitions, Epidemiology and Theories Chapter 2 Sexual Murderers and Sexual Aggressors: Developmental Paths and Criminal History Chapter 3 Sexual Murderers and Sexual Aggressors: Psychopathological Considerations Chapter 4 Sexual Murderers and Sexual Aggressors: Intention and Situation Chapter 5 The Factors Distinguishing Sexual Murderers from Sexual Aggressors: A Multivariate Analysis Chapter 6 Serial Killers and Sexual Murderers Chapter 7 Sadistic Sexual Offenders Chapter 8 Angry or Sadistic: Two Types of Sexual Murderers Chapter 9 The Motivation and Criminal Career of Sexual Murderers PART II: THE BIRMINGHAM STUDY Chapter 10 A Comparison of Rapists and Sexual Murderers on Demographic and Selected Psychometric Measures Chapter 11 Identification of Motivations for Sexual Murder PART III: PRACTICAL ISSUES Chapter 12 The Role of Profiling in the Investigation of Sexual Homicide Chapter 13 Psychotherapeutic and Psychodynamic Issues with Sexual Murderers Conclusion References Index
