01733nam a2200349 4500 6433 1855214180 6433 20010326d1994 y0pory50 ba eng The origins and growth of criminology essays on intellectual history, 1760-1945 Piers Beirne Aldershot, England Dartmouth 1994 XVII, 389 p. 25 cm The four essays in the first section of the book reconsider the merits of the key text in the development of classical criminology, Cesare Beccaria's 1764 treatise, "Of Crimes and Punishments." The five essays in the second part deal with the rise of positivist discourses about crime, discourses that situate crime in relation to the body, the social, and the mind. The contributions in the final section of the book discuss issues related to the growth of criminology in the U.S. between 1880 and 1945, including feminism, methodological debates in criminology, and the input into criminology of sociological research. CRIMINOLOGIA 704 JUSTIÇA CRIMINAL 1320 PENOLOGIA 103247 POLÍTICA PENAL 7324 ANTROPOLOGIA CRIMINAL 5834 CRIMINALIDADE FEMININA 6554 CRIME DE COLARINHO BRANCO 320818 SOCIOLOGIA CRIMINAL 690 CRIMINÓLOGO 103588 EUA 5045 PROSTITUIÇÃO 226370 BEIRNE Piers 103589 343.9BEI 0 343_000000000000000_9BEI 2021-12-17 1537 9006 DGRSP DGRSP DGRSP1537156781 343.9BEI 2021-12-17 0 MO compra