Murderesses in German Writing, 1720-1860

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Exploring the perception of female criminals, this analysis delves into their representation within the legal system and broader societal views. It examines the cultural narratives surrounding women who commit crimes, highlighting the contrasts between legal interpretations and public opinion. The book sheds light on gender biases and societal norms that shape the understanding of female criminality, offering a critical perspective on how these women are judged and portrayed throughout history.