The psychology of the criminal

Leo Markun

• Essays
• Book language: English
• 23 pages

The Psychology of the Criminal is a short essay from the Little Blue Book series, published in 1929. Leo Markun examines how crime is defined, how law and public prosecution shape the idea of the criminal, and why criminal behavior is more common than often assumed. It offers a concise early twentieth-century reflection on crime and psychology for curious listeners.

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