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Contributors | p. ix |
Introduction: interfacing law, philosophy, and psychiatry | p. 1 |
Psychopathy and the law | |
Psychopathy and criminal responsibility in historical perspective | p. 7 |
Stabbing in the dark: English law relating to psychopathy | p. 25 |
Psychopathy and the law: the United States experience | p. 41 |
Policies, law, and psychopathy: a critical stance from political philosophy | p. 63 |
Psychopathy: a new research paradigm | |
Defending PCL-R | p. 79 |
Psychopathy: assessment and forensic implications | p. 93 |
Neuroimaging, genetics, and psychopathy: implications for the legal system | p. 125 |
The treatment of psychopathy: clinical nihilism or steps in the right direction? | p. 155 |
The responsibility of the psychopathic offender | |
Responsibility and psychopathy | p. 185 |
Psychopathy and answerability | p. 199 |
Psychopathy, responsibility, and the moral/conventional distinction | p. 213 |
Rationalism, emotivism, and the psychopath | p. 227 |
Reasons, emotion, and moral judgement in the psychopath | p. 243 |
The inauthentic evaluative schemes of psychopaths and culpability | p. 261 |
Intentional action, moral responsibility, and psychopaths | p. 283 |
Will a stroke of neuroscience ever eradicate evil? | p. 299 |
Conclusions: psychopathy and responsibility, a rejoinder | p. 319 |
Index | p. 325 |
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