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The anatomy of violence
The Biological Roots of Crime
Book • 2013
In 'The Anatomy of Violence,' Adrian Raine presents a comprehensive analysis of the biological factors that contribute to violent behavior.
The book delves into the interplay of genetics, brain structures, and neurochemistry, highlighting how these elements can predispose individuals to aggression and violence.
Raine discusses groundbreaking research, including neuroimaging studies and genetic findings, such as the role of the monoamine oxidase A (MAOA) gene.
He also explores the ethical implications of attributing violent behavior to biological factors, challenging traditional notions of moral responsibility and free will.
The book includes case studies and historical context, making it a detailed and thought-provoking examination of the complex underpinnings of violence.
The book delves into the interplay of genetics, brain structures, and neurochemistry, highlighting how these elements can predispose individuals to aggression and violence.
Raine discusses groundbreaking research, including neuroimaging studies and genetic findings, such as the role of the monoamine oxidase A (MAOA) gene.
He also explores the ethical implications of attributing violent behavior to biological factors, challenging traditional notions of moral responsibility and free will.
The book includes case studies and historical context, making it a detailed and thought-provoking examination of the complex underpinnings of violence.
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Michael Shermer as a book containing interesting examples of the interplay between brain function and violent behavior.
Michael Shermer as a book containing interesting examples of the interplay between brain function and violent behavior.
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