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- READ THE BOOK
- REFERENCES
- ABOUT THE AUTHOR
- CHAPTERS
- 1.0 Understanding the psychopath
- 1.1. Introducing the Problem
- 1.2. Defining antisocial behavior
- 1.3. Our way into the antisocial mind
- 2.1. An introduction to serial killing
- 2.2. An introduction of the diversity of ways to understand antisocial behavior
- 2.3. The case of David Berkowitz
- 2.4. Introduction to self psychology
- 2.5. Self psychological analysis of David Berkowitz’ development and behavior
- 2.6. Self psychology versus psychoanalysis in the understanding of David Berkowitz
- 2.7. Critical reflections concerning method and self-psychology
- 3.0 What is done and what can potentially be done with serial killers?
- 3.1. The legal consequences and responsibility for serial killing
- 3.2. Views on treatment of criminal psychopaths
- 3.3. Can self-psychology contribute to devise a method to treat serial killers?
- 3.4 Concluding comment
- 4.0 Conclusion
- 4.1 Can serial killers be treated?
- Home
- Contact
- READ THE BOOK
- REFERENCES
- ABOUT THE AUTHOR
- CHAPTERS
- 1.0 Understanding the psychopath
- 1.1. Introducing the Problem
- 1.2. Defining antisocial behavior
- 1.3. Our way into the antisocial mind
- 2.1. An introduction to serial killing
- 2.2. An introduction of the diversity of ways to understand antisocial behavior
- 2.3. The case of David Berkowitz
- 2.4. Introduction to self psychology
- 2.5. Self psychological analysis of David Berkowitz’ development and behavior
- 2.6. Self psychology versus psychoanalysis in the understanding of David Berkowitz
- 2.7. Critical reflections concerning method and self-psychology
- 3.0 What is done and what can potentially be done with serial killers?
- 3.1. The legal consequences and responsibility for serial killing
- 3.2. Views on treatment of criminal psychopaths
- 3.3. Can self-psychology contribute to devise a method to treat serial killers?
- 3.4 Concluding comment
- 4.0 Conclusion
- 4.1 Can serial killers be treated?
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