Criminal Man, According to the Classification of Cesare LombrosoLombroso, Gina
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Criminal Man, According to the Classification of Cesare Lombroso
Lombroso, Gina
Criminal anthropology; Criminology
26.--+The Interpretation of Radium.+ By FREDERICK SODDY, Lecturer in
Physical Chemistry in the University of Glasgow. 8vo. With Diagrams.
Net, $1.75.
As the application of the present-day interpretation of Radium
(that it is an element undergoing spontaneous disintegration) is
not confined to the physical sciences, but has a wide and general
bearing upon our whole outlook on Nature, Mr. Soddy has presented
the subject in non-technical language, so that the ideas involved
are within reach of the lay reader. No effort has been spared to
get to the root of the matter and to secure accuracy, so that the
book should prove serviceable to other fields of science and
investigation, as well as to the general public.
27.--+Criminal Man.+ According to the Classification of CESARE LOMBROSO.
Briefly Summarized by his Daughter, Gina Lombroso Ferrero. With 36
Illustrations and a Bibliography of Lombroso's Publications on the
Subject.
_In preparation:_
+The Invisible Spectrum.+ By Professor C. E. MENDENHALL, University of
Wisconsin.
+The Physiology and Hygiene of Exercise.+ By Dr. G. L. MEYLAN, Columbia
University.
_Other volumes to be announced later_
Footnotes:
[1] For a description of the methods employed in measuring skulls see
Part III.
[2] For a description of the methods used in measuring the acuteness of
these senses, see Part III.
[3] As in the case of the Sicilian brigand Salomone (see Fig. 19).
Transcriber's Notes:
Passages in italics are indicated by _underscore_.
Passages in bold are indicated by +bold+.
Illustration captions are indicated by =caption=.
Additional spacing after some of the quotes is intentional to indicate
both the end of a quotation and the beginning of a new paragraph as
presented in the original text.
The original text includes Greek characters. These characters have been
removed from this text version because the original text provides a
translation.
The following misprints were corrected:
"possesssed" corrected to "possessed" (page xiv)
"Ethnolgy" corrected to "Ethnology" (page 129)
"pecuilar" corrected to "peculiar" (page 135)
"associaton" corrected to "association" (page 187)
"segregrated" corrected to "segregated" (page 206)
"distinguising" corrected to "distinguishing" (page 228)
"chlidren" corrected to "children" (page 321)
"his" corrected to "has" (advertisements)
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