Infanticide
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Infanticide
By Michael Buxton, T.W. MalpassWhen I break the connection, it's going to be hard for Ashley. She will not understand.' Jerrico nodded. 'I won't leave her here.' 'Thank you. Are you ready?' 'No,' he replied. He tried to smile, wanting to reach out and touch the ...
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Infanticide: Comparative and Evolutionary Perspectives
By Sarah Blaffer Hrdy, Glenn HausfaterGromko, M. H., F. S. Mason, and S. J. Smith-Gill. (1973). Analysis of crowding effects in Rana pipiens tadpoles. Journal of Experimental Zoology 186, 63–72. Gruber, S. H., and L. J. V. Campagno. (1981). Taxonomic status and biology of ...
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Infanticide: Expert Evidence and Testimony in Child Murder Cases, 1688–1955
By Rachel DixonShe had the appearance of a respectable female in the lower walks of life.80 At the coroner's inquest Esther had effectively communicated to the jury through the aid of an interpreter or signer her account of events leading up to the ...
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Infanticide: Comparative and Evolutionary Perspectives
By Sarah Blaffer Hrdy, Glenn HausfaterHausfater and Sarah Blaffer Hrdy, through their selection of materials for this book, evaluate the frequency, causes, and function of infanticide. Historical, ethnographic, and recent data on infanticide are surveyed.
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Infanticide: Psychosocial and Legal Perspectives on Mothers Who Kill
By Margaret G. SpinelliThis comprehensive, practical work is organized into four parts for easy reference: Part I presents historical and epidemiological data, including a compelling discussion of the contrasting legal views of infanticide in the United States, ...
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Infanticide: Its Law, Prevalence, Prevention, and History
By William Burke RyanInfanticide: Its Law, Prevalence, Prevention, and History
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Infanticide: Historical Perspectives on Child Murder and Concealment, 1550–2000
By Mark JacksonThe history of infanticide from the 16th through to the late 20th century is the subject of this volume.
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Infanticide: Comparative and Evolutionary Perspectives
By Sarah Blaffer Hrdy, Glenn HausfaterInfanticide: Comparative and Evolutionary Perspectives