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(2.5) | Keine | Criminologists have noted a disturbing trend in the last few decades. Though men are still most often the perpetrators of murder, violent assault, and child molestation, more girls and women are becoming dangerous criminals. The news increasingly includes stories of mothers molesting or killing their children, female teachers having "affairs" with grade school boys, and young girls beating up or molesting other children. Simultaneously fascinated and repelled by these lurid accounts, people often wonder out loud: How could a mother or young girl do such a thing? This is the first book to explore the full scope of girls and women behaving badly. From inappropriate sexual behavior to brutal murders, forensic psychologist Dr. Larry A. Morris relies on thirty years of personal clinical experience with perpetrators and victims of interpersonal violence to reveal why an alarming number of girls and women are now walking down dangerous paths to destruction. But this book is much more than a walk through the forbidden side of femininity. It provides a fresh perspective on the complex biological, developmental, psychological, and sociocultural forces driving girls and women to molest and murder. Blending humanity with scientific rigor and evocative case material, the book draws readers into the direct experiences of dangerous girls and women, their families, and the professionals who try to understand and help them. Along the way, readers also learn practical ways to prevent these grievous acts from creeping into their lives.… (mehr) |
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Keine ▾Buchbeschreibungen Criminologists have noted a disturbing trend in the last few decades. Though men are still most often the perpetrators of murder, violent assault, and child molestation, more girls and women are becoming dangerous criminals. The news increasingly includes stories of mothers molesting or killing their children, female teachers having "affairs" with grade school boys, and young girls beating up or molesting other children. Simultaneously fascinated and repelled by these lurid accounts, people often wonder out loud: How could a mother or young girl do such a thing? This is the first book to explore the full scope of girls and women behaving badly. From inappropriate sexual behavior to brutal murders, forensic psychologist Dr. Larry A. Morris relies on thirty years of personal clinical experience with perpetrators and victims of interpersonal violence to reveal why an alarming number of girls and women are now walking down dangerous paths to destruction. But this book is much more than a walk through the forbidden side of femininity. It provides a fresh perspective on the complex biological, developmental, psychological, and sociocultural forces driving girls and women to molest and murder. Blending humanity with scientific rigor and evocative case material, the book draws readers into the direct experiences of dangerous girls and women, their families, and the professionals who try to understand and help them. Along the way, readers also learn practical ways to prevent these grievous acts from creeping into their lives. ▾Bibliotheksbeschreibungen Keine Bibliotheksbeschreibungen gefunden. ▾Beschreibung von LibraryThing-Mitgliedern
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The first three women profiled were Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan, and Britney Spears, which do not fall into the category of stalkers, molesters, or murderers. That's not to say they are saints, but definitely not the caliber of the rest of the women in the book. Plus, if I wanted to hear about their sordid lives, I would have read a sleazy tabloid or watched E! The author tries to make the argument that these women are dangerous because they are “oversexed, under-dressed” celebrities that young girls look up to. First of all, I can produce a huge laundry list of similar celebrities. Second of all, the “danger” that these women pose isn't within them, but an inherent part of our society that needs to be changed. These women were never mentioned again in the book or cited as the cause for any crimes.
The author makes outrageous and enraging points at times. He tries to make the case that aggression in young boys is typical, and therefore acceptable, but aggression in young girls is outrageous and dangerous. He states that women being sexual “flies in the face of all we think we know about our mothers, sisters, and other women.” He poses this question: “If an adult molests a child, who is responsible? Who needs protection?” I think this is completely outrageous and insulting to imply that the molestation might be the fault of the child. Throughout the book, there was a generally misogynistic tone with occasionally derogatory language. These are only a few grievances I have with this book.
This book angered me and insulted me. It was still an interesting read in that I got to see an opinion different than mine. Other books that are similar include See Jane Hit by James Garbarino. (