Female Offender;With Introductory Essay 'Criminal Woman' by Miss Helen Zimmern

Focusing on the unique psychological and physical traits of female criminals, this work by Cesare Lombroso explores the supposed inherited characteristics that define women's criminality. Lombroso, a pivotal figure in criminology, challenges classical theories by emphasizing biological determinism. The book includes detailed studies on various aspects of female offenders, such as their skulls, brains, and facial anomalies, along with photographic evidence. This new edition features an introductory essay by Helen Zimmern, enhancing the understanding of Lombroso's controversial theories.