The Criminal

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Focusing on criminal anthropology, the book explores the characteristics of criminals through various lenses, including physical traits and psychological aspects. Havelock Ellis examines topics such as cranial features, physiognomy, and hereditary influences, presenting a critical summary that reflects the scientific thought of his time, despite its pseudoscientific elements today. This edition also includes a new biography of Ellis, highlighting his contributions as a physician and social reformer. Collectors and enthusiasts of historical scientific discourse will find it particularly appealing.