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Index
A
Abbott, Grace, 236 Abject anxieties, 112 Abjection, 119 Abomination, 109 Aboriginal people, 287 Abu Graib, 256 Acid Row, 207 Act
shifting to actor, 100
Act for the Better Provision for the Custody and Care of the Criminal Lunatics, 213
Acting out, 200 sexual
sexual assault, 236 Actions
expressive, 79
Actus reus (voluntary), 8, 68, 69 Acute encephalitis, 196
Addiction, 261
ADHD. See Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder Admission stage, 117 Adolescents
eroticized behavior, 238 Aftermath, 364
Aggression, 161 children, 321
resulting from SSRIs, 51 Agoraphobic, 106
Airaksinen model of perversity, 344–
350, 344f
Akathisia, 48
resulting from SSRIs, 51 tardive, 48
Akratic framework, 346 Alcoholic
intoxicated, 196 Alex, 123
Alford, C. Fred, 299 Alienation
moral, 101
Alliance for Human Research Protection, 43
Amae, 322 Amaterasu, 330
American Law Institute’s Definition of Legal Insanity, 70
American psychiatric textbook, 101 American Psychological Association
(APA), 364
pharmaceutical company relationship, 42 American Red Cross Disaster Mental
Health, 360 Amygdala
anger, 266 fear, 266 Anafranil, 50
power, 19
Ancient Greek and Roman law, 74 Anger, 189, 201, 205. See also HALT
(Hungry, Angry, Lonely, Tired) amygdala, 266
Angst, 314–315
Animism reverse, 319
Anthropological trajectory, 331 Antidepressants, 50
adverse effects, 50–51 Antisocial behavior
as psychiatric disturbance, 114 Antisocial personality disorder (APD),
139, 188–191, 197
Antisocial physical examination, 186–
194 Anxieties
abject, 112
containment, 111, 126–128 APA. See American Psychological
Association
APD. See Antisocial personality disorder
Apology, 286
Apparatuses of capture, 18 Architectural settings, 17 Arendt, Hannah, 274 Aristotle, 332 Arnold, Edward, 75 Art, 319
Ashworth high-security hospital, 130 personality disorder, 125t
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), 34, 41, 42
financial gains, 42 short terms risks, 45 Auden, W. H., 186 Auschwitz, 255, 267 Australian government, 287
Autistic-contiguous experience, 316, 317
Autonomy, 125 Avowal
first-person, 84 Awareness
introspection, 23 Axis of evil, 149, 296 Ayatollah Khomeini, 168
B
Bad faith, 192 Badiou, Alain, 275 Badlands, 123
Badness, 135–151, 295–311 madness, 8, 137
Bad seeds, 191 Bates, Norman, 123 Battle line, 99–101
Beauvais, Theresa, 236, 239, 243 Beck’s risk society theory, 38 Behavioral work
cognitive, 219 Benevolent doctors, 1 Bentham, Jeremy, 95 Beyond the pale, 329 Bianchi, Kenneth, 198 Biology, 32
Biopsychiatry development, 55 discourse, 49 dominance, 36
social control mechanism, 34 sociological criticism, 32–40 Bipolar disorder, 197
Bizot, Francois, 171 Blair, Tony, 172 Blame, 98, 331
Blueprint for Urban Warfare, 147 Blue Velvet, 123
Bobbitt, Lorena, 195 Body
self-care, 362 Body self-care, 362
Boethius, Anicius Manlius Severinus, 94, 329
Bogart, Humphrey, 123 Bombers
suicide, 156 Bosnia, 252
Boston Psychopathic Hospital, 10, 233 Boston Strangler, 123
Brace, Charles Loring, 235
Brady, Ian, 157–159, 163, 170, 171 construct pole, 166t
Brain
evil, 266–267
Brain-disabled treatments, 47 Brain Disabling Treatments in
Psychiatry, 46, 47 Brave New World, 44
Breckinridge, Sophonisba, 236 British Medical and Healthcare
Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA)
warnings, 53 Broadmoor, 117 Broken promise, 104 Brutish framework, 346 Buffy the Vampire Slayer, 171 Burgess, Anthony, 203 Bush, George, 149, 168, 296
C
California
mentally incompetent, 197 Cambodia, 250, 252
CAMH. See Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
Candide, 315 Capacities, 259–270 Cape Fear , 123 Capillary power, 17 Capitalism, 38 Captives, 19 Capture, 17
apparatuses, 18 Carceral environment, 23 Care
inability to, 315
plan, 333–334, 337t–340t CCT. See Clinical control trials Celan, Paul, 283
Celexa, 50, 53
Central America, 252
Central Medical Affairs team, 59 Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
(CAMH), 55
CHADD. See Children and Adults with ADHD
Chainey, Lon, 123 Change
patients, 218 Chaos
homicide as escape from, 157–158 Chasseguet-Smirgel, Janine, 319 Chikatilo, Andrei, 162
Children
aggression, 321
eroticized behavior, 238 maltreated, 268
maltreatment long-term effects, 268 mass screening for mental health
disorders, 44
physical contact with mothers, 322 pornography and pedophiles, 217 prostitute sexual victimization, 243 sexual behavior, 11
victimized
vilification, 231–248 Children and Adults with ADHD
(CHADD), 41
Children’s Aid Society, 235 China, 320
Chlorpromazine, 222 Choice
freedom of, 97
Christian eschatology, 332 Christian ethic, 103 Christian faith, 102 Christianity, 104, 280
medieval, 74 Church
Orthodox, 202 Roman Catholic, 202 Church supremacy, 211 Citalopram, 50, 53
Civil death, 24 Civil servants, 218 Civil wars, 252 Claims, 39
vs counterclaims, 49–50 Clan warfare
tribal, 252 Class actions, 58 Cleckley, Hervey, 263
Clinical control trials (CCT), 42 Clinical perspectives, 11 Clinical practice
forensic, 325–351 Clockwork Orange, 123, 203 Clomipramine, 50
Code
ethical, 98 Coercion, 23
nurses, 21
Cognitive behavioral work, 219 Collective guilt, 287
Collective sense, 222 Collective shadow, 204 Columbine High School, 159 Common and Ubermensch, 104 Communication
distorted, 36
Community Protection Act of 1990, 140, 142, 150
Competence, 74, 194–198 Compulsion
repetition, 192 Compulsive rituals, 82 Compulsive symptoms, 80 Concentration camps, 252 Concept of Dread, 314–315 Confessors, 261
Conscious intent, 85
Consolation of Philosophy, 94 Construct pole, 166t
Contemporary cultural climate, 120 Contemporary thoughts, 90
Contraceptives oral
development, 56 Contradictory information, 39 Control, 17
nurses, 21 Correctional guards
deference to, 25 Cosmetic surgery
development, 56 Counselors
hope, 360
psychological and emotional needs, 363
training, 360 Counterclaims, 39
vs claims, 49–50 County staff, 218 Cox, Murray, 270 Creativity, 203, 318 Creditor and debtor, 104 Crime
intentional, 73
shifting to criminal, 100 unintentional, 73 Crime and Insanity, 105 Crimes
terrible
by deranged individuals, 110 Criminal behavior, 51
Criminal conduct eradication of, 22 Criminal intent
absence of, 76ö77
Criminal rule breaking tendency measure, 264
Criminological trajectories, 332 Critique of Judgement, 96 Critique of Practical Reason, 96 Critique of Pure Reason, 96 Cromwell, Rue, 169
Culpable intent, 72–73, 75, 85
Cultural climate contemporary, 120 Cultural emblem, 119 Cultural knowledge, 342 Culture, 25
D
Dagda, 330
Daimonic passions, 201 Daimonic poses, 204 Dance
macabre, 147
Dangerous and severe personality disorder (DPSD), 2, 9, 109, 111–
114, 129 categories, 118 Dangerous being, 101
Dangerous Classes of New York, 235
Dangerousness, 333
medico-legal construct, 214 Darwinism
social, 235
David, Gary, 135, 138–151 David Healy Affair, 54 Death
civil, 24
of God, 104, 119, 120 De Beauvoir, Simone, 275 Debtor and creditor, 104 Deceitfulness, 264 Deconstruction, 24 Defeminization, 25 Defense
insanity, 195 Twinkie, 195 Defilement rite
modern horror film, 122 De Kock, Eugene, 149 DeLa Cruz, Jessie, 359–360 Delirium, 35
Delusional insanity, 78
Demonization, 130 Demon possession, 74 Denial, 321
De Niro, Robert, 203 Dependence, 322 Depravity Scale, 265 Depression, 252–253
Derrida, Jacques, 273, 279–286 Destruction
as constructive choice, 9, 153–173 Detox, 363
Developmental trauma, 268 Diagnosis
questionable authority, 111–112 Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of
Mental Disorders 4th Edition Text Revision (DSM-IV), 184
Dillon, Robin S., 290 Disability
long-term, 45–49 Disciplinary tactics, 17, 23 Discipline
inmates, 22 nurses, 21
Discovery of the Unconscious, 55 Disease
curing, 45–49 Dishonesty, 264 Dispositifs, 18–19 Dispositions, 259–270 Distorted communication, 36 Divine ethics, 102
Doctors
benevolent, 1 Doer
as focus of bad action, 346 DPSD. See Dangerous and severe
personality disorder Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Hyde, 204
Dramaturgical trajectories, 331–332 Dread, 13, 314–315, 317, 318
ethical, 315 Drives, 105
Drug abuser intoxicated, 196 Drug laws, 34 Drugs
mood-altering, 34 neuroleptic
death from, 49 psychotropic, 203
debilitating effects, 48
FDA approval and regulation, 42 Drummond, Edmund, 77
DSM-IV. See Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders 4th Edition Text Revision
Duties moral, 102 Dyskinesia
tardive, 48 Dysphoria, 48 Dystonia
tardive, 48
E
Effexor, 50
Ego-dystonic homosexuality, 37 Either/Or, 102
Eli Lily, 43 Emblem
cultural, 119 Emotional needs
counselors, 363 Emotional views, 49 Emotions
homicide, 160–161 Empathetic strain, 253 Empathy, 6–7, 321 Encephalitis
acute, 196
Entertainment and reportage, 110 Environmental crises, 39
Episteme, 120 Eponymous test, 75
Eroticized behavior adolescents, 238 children, 238 Erotic objects, 261 Eschatology
Christian, 332 Escitalopram, 50, 53 Esperar, 359 Ethic(s)
Christian, 103 divine, 102 Ethical code, 98 Ethical dread, 315 Ethical issues, 144 Ethnic cleansing, 252 Eugenics, 44, 235 Everyday life
investment of, 19 Evil, 8ö9, 135–151, 304
axis of, 149, 296 case studies, 182–183 choosing, 261
clinical perspective, 249–257 comforts of, 109–130 context, 299–302 creation, 94
deductive explanation, 4 definitions, 356–357
as disarrangement of hierarchical order, 94
disorder, 324 etymology, 300 explanation, 4–5 forensic clinical practice
data analysis, 335–336 results, 336–350 framework, 357–358
interpolation into madness and badness, 145 judges honoring, 305–306 making sense of, 110–111 measuring, 265–266
medicalization of, 89–107, 260–262
meditation on, 94 necessity, 268–270 notions of, 111
not supposed to exist, 313–324 ordinary, 277
organizational, 20–26 original, 98
philosophical reflection, 254–256 place, 322–324
as precursor to immorality, 99 probabilistic explanation, 4 psychiatric perspective, 234–235 psychology, 181–184
reductionism, 306–309 reflections, 168–173
response, 358–359, 359–365 rooted in human nature, 95–99 Evil brain, 266–267
Evil East, 320–322 Evil empire, 322 Evil West, 314–315 Excuses, 67–86, 68–69, 70 Existential depth psychology, 184 Existential guilt, 192
Experiences
inability to learn from, 98 Explanation
inductive, 4–5 Expressive actions, 79 Extended sentences, 144
F
Faith, 102 bad, 192 Christian, 102
Faith & Doubt at Ground Zero, 357 FDA. See Food and Drug
Administration (FDA) Fear
amygdala, 266 Ferguson, Colin, 195 Fictionalism, 120
Film
horror, 110
modern, 121–122 Filmic psychopath, 122–124 Fin de siecle, 105
First-person avowal, 84 Flow, 362
Fluoxetine hydrochloride, 50, 53 Fluvoxamine, 50, 53
Folie a deux, 159
Food and Drug Administration (FDA) psychotropic drug approval and
regulation, 42 university collaboration, 42 warnings, 53
Forensic clinical practice, 325–351 Forensic nursing
irony, 215 Forensic psychiatry
development, 2 Forgiveness, 12
ideal, 284
impossibility with radical evil, 274–
279 meaning, 282 mutual, 290 oneself, 290
political context, 288 privatizes, 282
psychological nature, 286 pure
madness, 283 radical evil, 273–291 reasons, 286–287 Forgiving
unforgivable, 279–286 Formal lectures, 90
Foucauldian theory, 15, 120 Foucault, Michel, 99–101, 144, 208 Frankl, Viktor E., 255
Freedom, 99 Freemasons, 331
Free will, 94, 97, 99, 261 human, 94
Freud, Sigmund, 80, 186, 191 Frey-Rohn, Liliane, 181 Fundamental Principles of the
Metaphysics of Ethics, 96 Furioso, 74
Future
God’s foreknowledge of, 94
G
Gay Liberation Movement, 217 Genetically predisposed moral
debasement, 238 Genocide, 211 Genre
horror, 112 Gilmore, Gary, 158 Girls
sexually victimized moral statue, 237 Globalization, 38 Gnostic Gospels, 315 God, 254, 299
creation, 94
death of, 104, 119, 120 determining everything, 96 foreknowledge of future, 94 justice, 315
Good
absence of, 94
re-interpreted as evil, 105 Good–evil construct, 93–94, 95,
169
beyond, 104–106 Governmentality, 26 Govier, Trudy, 290 Group therapy, 220 Guards
correctional deference to, 25 Guatemala, 250–251 Guilt, 331
collective, 287 existential, 192
homicide, 160
from wicked will or intention, 75 Gypsies, 331
H
Hadley, Dora, 237, 243, 244–247 Haloperidol, 222
HALT (Hungry, Angry, Lonely, Tired), 362
Happiness, 360
Hare Psychopathy Checklist (PCL-R), 263–265, 264t, 323–324
Hazing process, 24 Headlines, 110
sensationalist, 328 Healy, William, 236 Heart
human
insidiousness of, 98
Hegemonic medical discourse, 37 Heroin, 34
High-security psychiatric hospitals, 117–118
Ashworth, 130
personality disorder, 125t United Kingdom, 10, 13 Hillside Strangler, 198 Hindley, Myra, 159, 163, 165 History of Medical Psychology, 210 Hitler, Adolph, 275, 278
Holocaust, 255, 267 Holy Grail, 170
Homicidal monomania, 8, 93, 100 Homicide
as considered choice, 155–161 as constriction, 159
as dedicated act, 155–157 emotions, 160–161
as escape from chaos, 157–158 as foreshortening circumspection
preemption control cycle, 162
guilt absolution, 160
as impulsive act, 161
as outcome of tight construing, 161 perpetrators’ reaction to, 162–163 as slot rattling, 161
as way of life, 158–159 Homosexuality, 11, 33, 37, 261
ego-dystonic, 37 Hope, 13, 355–365
counselors, 360 Horror, 8–9, 109 Horror film, 110
modern, 121–122 Horror genre, 112 Hospitality
unconditional, 285
Hospitals, 20. See also High-security psychiatric hospitals; Special hospitals
Hostility, 154, 189 Human action
deterministic account, 261 Human Condition, 274, 278 Human free will, 94 Human heart
insidiousness of, 98 Humanistic views, 49 Human rights
protection, 42 Hume, David, 95
Hungry. See HALT (Hungry, Angry, Lonely, Tired)
Hussein, Saddam, 163, 275 Hyperkinesis, 56
Hypersexuality, 240, 243
I
ICD-10 Classification of Mental and Behavioral Disorders, 184 Identification
projective, 190–191 Identity
moral, 269
threats in contemporary culture, 119–120
Ignorance, 74 Immorality
psychopathology, 241 Impotence, 162
In a Lonely Place, 123 Indexical expressions, 342 Individualization, 38 Inductive explanation, 4–5 Industrialism, 38
Infamous offenders, 2 Inferiority
psychopathic, 102, 105 Informal seminars, 90 Information
contradictory, 39 Inmates
discipline, 22 Insanity, 67–86
defense, 195 delusional, 78 irrational, 71 legal, 74, 194–198 legal standing, 74 moral, 102, 262–263 zero degree of, 127 Inserted intention, 85 Instinctual sexuality, 187 Institution
comfort, 223 safety, 223 Intention, 8, 67–86
conscious, 85 crime, 73 criminal
absence of, 76–77 culpable, 75
culpable intent, 72–73 expense of, 72–73 inserted, 85 transferred, 76
Intercourse sexual, 80
Interpersonal traits, 264 Intoxicated alcoholic, 196 Intoxicated drug abuser, 196 Introductory Lectures, 80 Introspection
awareness, 23 prisoners, 23
Involuntary treatment, 333 Iranian mythology, 330 Iraq, 172, 173
Iraqis, 156
Irish mythology, 330 Irons, Jeremy, 203
Irrepressible sexualized behavior vilification, 235–244
Irritability
resulting from SSRIs, 51 Islam, 280
J
Janssen, 43 Japan, 320
Jarrett, Mary, 231–248 Jesuit monk, 203 Judaism, 280, 331 Judges, 328
honoring evil, 305–306 Jung, C.G., 186, 201 Just, 94
Justice God, 315 Justice Tracy, 75
Justifications, 68–69, 104
K
Kant, Immanuel, 96, 276, 330 Kelly, George, 153, 164 Khmer Rouge, 173 Khomeini, 168
Kierkegaard, Soren, 102, 314
Killers
remorseless, 221 serial
as constructivist, 163–167 rise of, 18
unfeeling, 221 Killing fields, 252
Kingdom of Evils, 231–248 King Theodoric, 94, 329 Klein, Melanie, 316 Knowledge
absence of, 74 cultural, 342 nature of, 95 Knowles, Paul, 158 Korea, 320, 321 Kray, Reg, 158, 160 Kristeva, Julia, 111, 121 Kubrick, Stanley, 203
L
Latest research, 90 Laws, 95
ancient Greek and Roman, 74 drug, 34
Lectures formal, 90
Legal insanity, 74, 194–198 Legal legitimization, 106 Legal suits, 58
Legal terminology madness, 137
Legal theory of responsibility, 100 Legislative proposals
critical debate, 118–119 Legitimization
legal, 106
Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm, 94 Lethargy, 48
Lewis, C. S., 150 Lexapro, 50, 53 Libertarianism, 34
Libido, 187
Literature review, 329 Litigation, 58
Little Caesar, 123 Living conditions, 24 Locke, John, 95
Lonely. See HALT (Hungry, Angry, Lonely, Tired)
Lonely Place, 123
Long-term disability, 45–49 Lord Onslow, 75
Louis XVI, 18 Love
inability to, 315
Lowery, Lawson G., 240–241, 242 Luvox, 50, 53
Lying, 9
M
Macabre dance, 147 Madame Tussauds, 2 Mad in America, 45
Madness, 35, 135–151, 295–311 badness, 8, 137
legal terminology, 137 research, 8
Madness and Civilisation, 35 Major depressive disorders, 197 Maleficia, 73
Maltreatment children, 268 Mandated treatment, 44 Manhunter, 123 Mania, 196
resulting from SSRIs, 51 Maniacs, 18
Manie sans delire, 263
Man’s Search for Meaning, 255 Martin, Wallis, 207
Masculinization, 25
Massachusetts Mental Health, 233 Mass media, 110
Mass screening
children mental health disorders, 44
Masturbation, 33
Mauvaise foi (bad faith), 192 May, Rollo, 180, 186, 199 McNaughtan, Daniel, 77–86 McNaughtan case, 75, 76–77, 137
argument, 77–86 mad, 77
McVitie, Jack “The Hat,” 160 Meaning, 104
Media mass, 110
Medical and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) warnings, 53
Medical discourse, 11 hegemonic, 37 Medical framework, 347 Medicalization, 91–93
evil, 89–107, 260–262 Medico-legal construct dangerousness, 214 Medieval Christianity, 74 Meek toleration, 276 Menendez brothers, 195
Mens rea (intention), 8, 67, 68, 69, 73, 84
culpable intent, 72–73
Mental Deficiency Act of 1913, 106, 113
Mental disorders rage-related, 186–194 Mental Health Act of 1959, 114 Mental Health Act of 1983, 113 Mental Health Act of 1986, 139 Mental health disorders
children mass screening, 44 Mental health services
New Labor’s modernization agenda for, 113
Mental illness
biopsychiatric constructs, 33 Mentally disordered offenders, 18 Mentally incompetent
California, 197 Mental torture, 19 Mercier, Charles, 105 Merseyside
UK, 334
Metaphysical categories, 357 Metaphysics of Morals, 276 MHRA. See British Medical and
Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency
Middle Ages, 210 Mills, James, 95 Mills, John, 95
Miloûovâc, Slobodan, 275 Mind
self-care, 362 Mind self-care, 362
Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory-2, 197
Minors
legal standing, 74 Mission, 203 Mithra, 330
Mitigating circumstances, 194–198 Modern defilement rite
modern horror film, 122 Modern horror film, 121–122
modern defilement rite, 122 Modernist epistemology
deconstructive and poststructuralist critiques, 120
Modernity reflexive, 37
Modern monstrosity, 18 Modern psychiatry, 114 Monadology
theory of, 94 Monads, 95 Monk, 203
Monomania
homicidal, 8, 93, 100 Monsters, 18
Monstrosity modern, 18
Mood-altering drugs, 34 Moors Murderer, 157, 163 Moral(s)
genealogy, 104 philosophy, 96 Moral alienation, 101 Moral categories, 357 Moral choices
neuroanatomical structures, 266 Moral convictions, 96
Moral debasement
genetically predisposed, 238 Moral duties, 102
Moral identity, 269
Moral insanity, 102, 262–263 Morality, 95, 102
philosophical and psychiatric developments, 92t psychiatric acquisition of, 101–102 root of, 96
within self, 102–104 Morally neutral behaviors, 11 Moral philosophy, 96
Moral relativism, 172 Moral standing, 101 Moral statue
sexually victimized girls, 237 Morgan, Robin, 217
Mortification process, 24
Mother–child physical contact, 322 Motivation, 48
subversive, 349f
Motivational frameworks, 345f Motivation model, 13
Movies
abjection, 121–122 Mr. Blonde, 123 Mutatis mutandis, 296
Mutual forgiveness, 290 My Lai, 267
Myth of Mental Illness, 33 Mythology, 330
trajectory, 330–331
N
Nanking, 267 Narayan, Uma, 286 Narcissism
neurotic, 180
pathological, 186–194 Nardini, Alice, 236, 237, 243 National Health Service (NHS), 218 National Health Service Act, 213 National Institutes of Mental Health
(NIMH)
university collaboration, 42 Natural categories, 357 Naturalize, 12
Natural world, 99
Nazi Germany, 116, 204, 274, 305 Nefazodone, 50
Negative stereotypical images, 34 Neuroleptic drugs
death from, 49 Neurotic narcissism, 180
New Labor’s modernization agenda for mental health services, 113 Newly arrived individual, 24 News stories, 110
New surveillance, 17
NHS. See National Health Service Nietzsche, Friedrich, 104, 119, 120, 169 Nilsen, Dennis, 157
NIMH. See National Institutes of Mental Health
Nobleman and slave, 104 Non-responsibility, 100 Nurse Researcher, 220 Nurses
coercion, 21
control, 21 discipline, 21
high-security hospitals, 130 power utilization, 21
relationships with patients, 22 working conditions, 24 Nursing
forensic, 215 practice, 15
O
Objectification, 24 Oblivion
political context, 288 Obsessive suicidality
selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors inducing, 52 O’Carroll, Tom, 217
Oedipus, 205 Oeil pour Oeil, 275 Offenders
infamous, 2
mentally disordered, 18 sexual
treatment, 214–215 violent, 10
Of Human Freedom, 99 Ogden, Thomas, 315
Ogden’s theoretical framework, 13 Old Testament, 315
On the Fourfold Root of the Principle of Sufficient Reasons, 103 Opium, 34
Opprobrium, 115 Oral contraceptives
development, 56 Order
nurses, 21 Orderly, 94 Ordinary evil, 277 Orestes, 196
Organizational evil, 20–26
Organizations
as evil structures, 7, 15–27 Original evil, 98
Origins of Totalitarianism, 276 Orthodox church, 202
Otherness, 129
P
Paedophile Action for Liberation, 217 Paedophile Information Exchange, 217 Paedophilia: The Radical Case, 217 Pagels, Elaine, 315
Panopticon, 16 Paradise Lost, 332 Paranoia, 331
Paranoid-schizoid experience, 317 Parietal cortex
choice, 266 Parkin, David, 299
Paroxetine, 50, 53, 57, 58, 59 Parricide, 167–168
Passions, 35 daimonic, 201 Passively voluntary, 79
Pathological narcissism, 186–194, 189 Patient care team meeting, 220 Patients
change, 218
relationships with nurses, 22 survivors, 252–253
Patriarchy, 216
Paxil, 50, 53, 57, 58, 59 PCL-R. See Hare Psychopathy
Checklist
PCT. See Personal construct theory Peck, M. Scott, 181, 204
Pedophiles
child pornography, 217 personality disorders, 217 Peel, Robert, 77
Peeping Tom, 123 Penance, 202, 203
Penile tumescence, 221 Penitentiary, 202 Pereda, Carlos, 288 Persecution, 78 Persona, 204
Personal construct theory (PCT), 9, 153 introduction, 154–155
violence and homicide, 155–163 Personality, 102
psychopathic, 102
Personality diagnosis. See Severe personality disorders Personality disorders. See also
Dangerous and severe personality disorder (DPSD); Severe
personality disorders
Ashworth high-security hospital, 125t
pedophiles, 217 Perversity, 349f Pfizer, 43 Phaedrus, 313
Phantom of the Opera, 123 Pharmaceutical companies, 7
academia, 54–60
knowledge construction, 54–60 relationship to American
Psychological Association, 42 university collaboration, 42 Pharmacracy, 33
Philosophical trajectory, 329–332 Physical abuse and neglect, 268 Physical contact
mother–child, 322 Physical examination antisocial, 186–194 Physical lethargy, 48 Physical torture, 19 Physicians
benevolent, 1 Piaroa mythology, 330 Pichel, Irving, 123
Pinel, Philippe, 101 Pleil, Rudolf, 158 Pocock, David, 301 Poe, Edgar Allen, 344 Poisoning, 116, 157 Political context
oblivion, 288 Political terms, 1 Politicians, 328 Politics, 95
sexual, 217 Pol Pot, 252
Pornography, 217, 225 child
pedophiles, 217 Poses
daimonic, 204 Possessed, 166 Postmodernity, 208
Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), 162, 167–168, 249, 252–253 Potential violent behavior
predictors, 199 Power, 19
anatomopolitical, 19 capillary, 17
disordered imbalance, 94 nurses, 21
Powers of Horror, 111 Practical syllogism, 82 Pragmatism, 137
Predictive understanding, 6–7 Preference
weakness, 348f Pre-Kant, 93–95
President’s New Freedom Commission on Mental Health, 43
Primary psychopathy, 192
Principles of Medical Psychology Being the Outlines of a Course of Lectures by Baron Ernst von Feuchtersleben, 103
Prisoners, 22, 224 introspection, 23 psychiatric, 143 Prisons, 19, 20
psychopathy identification program, 323
Pritchard, James, 102 Prodromal signs, 93 Professionals
living in world of evil, 256–257 Prognosis, 93
Prognosticating, 199
Projective identification, 190–191 Prolegomena, 96
Promiscuity sexual, 246 Promise
broken, 104 Proper, 94
Prostitute sexual victimization children, 243
Protagoras, 318 Protocol 329, 59 Prozac, 50, 53, 57, 58 Psychiatric diagnoses
neurological basis for, 33
Psychiatric hospitals. See High-security psychiatric hospitals
Psychiatric medications development, 56 Psychiatric prisoner, 143 Psychiatric vilification
social class, 244–247 Psychiatrists
honoring evil, 305–306 Psychiatrization, 91–93 Psychiatry, 295–311
development, 56 forensic
development, 2 history, 56 modern, 114
new drug development, 56
Psycho, 123
Psychoanalysis, 295–311 Psychodynamic theories, 240 Psychological needs
counselors, 363 Psychopath, 90
filmic, 122–124 Psychopathic act
abjection, 124–126
Psychopathic archeology, 89–107 Psychopathic disorder, 109, 111 Psychopathic inferiority, 102, 105 Psychopathic personality, 102 Psychopathology
immorality, 241 Psychopathy, 112
and abject, 120–121 filmic representation, 122 legal definition of, 115
Psychopathy checklist, 113. See also Hare Psychopathy Checklist (PCL-R)
Psychopharmaceutical complex, 31–
62
Psychopharmacology & The Government of Self, 54 Psychosis, 51, 187
Psychotherapists
honoring evil, 305–306 Psychotherapy, 200 Psychotropic drugs, 203
debilitating effects, 48
FDA approval and regulation, 42 Psy-complex, 114
PTSD. See Posttraumatic stress disorder
Public safety, 113 Public world
physical separation from, 109 Punishment, 202
Pure forgiveness madness, 283
R
Radical evil
forgiveness, 273–291
forgiveness impossibility, 274–279 Rage, 189, 201, 205
case studies, 187–188
Rage-related mental disorders, 186–194 Rape, 125, 217
Rapists, 215 serial, 219 Rationality, 346
perceptions, 347f Reaction formation, 192 Reagan, Ronald, 296, 322 Recidivism, 333
Reconciliation, 291 Reconstruction, 24 Reductionism
evil, 306–309 Re-enactment
traumatic, 238 Reflexive modernity, 37 Reform, 57
Refugees, 249 Regret, 289 Regulations nurses, 21 Relativism, 120
moral, 172 Religion, 95
Religion Within the Limits of Reason Alone, 97
Remorse, 289
Remorseless killer, 221 Renaissance, 210 Repentance, 286
Repetition compulsion, 192 Research, 90
madness, 8 Researchers
university collaboration, 42 Reservoir Dogs, 123
Responsibility legal theory of, 100 Reverse animism, 319 Revulsion, 109 Reynolds, Bertha, 232 Rheubottom, David, 331 Richman, Joel, 220 Ricoeur, Paul, 315 Righteous slaughter, 156 Rights
human
protection, 42 Rigorosa, 276
10 Rillington Place, 123 Risk
assessment, 333 assimilation, 101 Risk society theory, 39, 56
Beck’s, 38 Ritalin, 34
ADHD, 56
Rituals, 25, 80, 81, 363 compulsive, 82 Riviere, Pierre, 155
Roman Catholic church, 202 Romand, Jean-Claude, 159 Rounds, 22
Rule-playing, 209–211 Rush, Benjamin, 101
S
Sadeian world
special hospitals, 215–223 Sadists, 219
Safety nurses, 21 public, 113 Salvation, 98 Sapndau Gaol, 143 Sartre, Jean-Paul, 192 Satan, 314–315, 318 Scapegoats, 209–211
Scarface, 123
Schizoaffective disorders, 197 Schizophrenia, 196, 197 Schopenhauer, Arthur, 103 Science
infallibility of, 49 outside paradigm of, 6–7 Scientific method, 33 Segal, Hanna, 318
Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRI), 46, 50–54, 56, 57 adolescents, 31
adverse effects, 51
aggression resulting from, 51 akathisia with, 51
children, 31
inducing obsessive suicidality, 52 irritability with, 51
mania with, 51 risks, 59 trial, 59 Self, 99
reality status, 120 Self-care, 360, 361, 364
body, 362 mind, 362 Self-deception, 84
Self-image degradation, 25 Self-mutilation, 147 Self-understanding, 298 Self-violence, 146 Semantic haze, 122 Seminars
informal, 90 Sensational cases, 2
Sensationalist headlines, 328 Sensational representations
of horrifying human behavior, 110 Sentences
extended, 144 Serial killers, 170
as constructivist, 163–167 rise of, 18
Serial rapists, 219 Serologic testing, 157 Seroxat/Paxil, 59 Sertraline, 50, 53, 57, 58 Serzone, 50
Severe personality disorders, 113 detention of dangerous individuals
with, 109 problems with, 114–116 Sex offenders, 10
high-security hospitals, 216 special hospitals, 212–215 treatment, 212–215, 219 Sexual abusers, 225 Sexual acting out, 245
sexual assault, 236 Sexual assault
sexual acting out, 236 Sexual behavior
in young children, 11 Sexual intercourse, 80 Sexuality
instinctual, 187 Sexualized behavior
irrepressible
vilification, 235–244 Sexually victimized girls
moral statue, 237 Sexual offenders
treatment, 214–215 Sexual offenses, 125 Sexual politics, 217 Sexual promiscuity, 246 Sexual victimization, 238, 246
prostitute children, 243 Shadow, 186
collective, 204 Shipman, Harold, 157 Sickness model, 349 Silence of the Lambs, 123 Sin, 74, 254
Skinship, 322
Skopska Crna Gora, 331 Slaughter
righteous, 156 Slave and nobleman, 104 Sleeping, 48
Slot rattling homicide, 161 SmithKline Beecham, 59 Social costs, 58
Social Darwinism, 235 Social Defence, 100, 101 Sociality, 172
Socially acceptable behavior, 115 Socially constructed groupings, 35 Social reform, 95
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (SPCC), 247
Socrates, 313, 318 Soldiers, 114
Somalia, 251–252, 252 Sotos, George, 173
Southward, Elmer, 231–248 Soviet Union, 322
Spatial ambiguities, 17
SPCC. See Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children
Special hospitals
cultural constituents, 220 Sadeian world, 215–223 sex offenders, 212–215 sociological perspective, 224 Speed, 34
Sphinx, 204 Spirit, 363
universal, 99
SSRI. See Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors
St. Albans Poisoner, 157
St. Augustine, 74, 93–94, 254, 329 Stalinist regimes, 274
State Training School Chicago, 236
Stereotypical images negative, 34 Strong and weak, 104 Subversive motivation, 349f Suicidality
obsessive
selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors inducing, 52 Suicide, 51
Suicide bombers, 156 Sunflower, 289 Sun Goddess, 330 Superego, 78, 191 Surgery
cosmetic
development, 56 Surveillance, 16, 17 Survivors
patient, 252–253 Sutcliffe, Peter, 157 Syllogism, 81, 82 Symbolism of Evil, 315 Symbols, 82
Symptoms compulsive, 80
System of Transcendental Idealism, 99 Systems-thinker, 96
Szasz, Thomas, 209
T
Tabloid press, 328
Talking Back to Prozac, 52, 55 Talking therapy, 218
Tardive akathisia, 48 Tardive dyskinesia, 48 Tardive dystonia, 48 Taxi Driver, 123 Teaching, 90
10 Rillington Place, 123 Terrible crimes
by deranged individuals, 110 Terrorists, 110
Texas Medication Algorithm Program (TMAP), 43
Thalamic structures empathy, 266 Thanatos, 186 Thebes, 205 Theologians, 328
Theological trajectories, 332 Theory of monadology, 94 Therapeutic encounter, 23 Therapeutic process, 22 Therapy
nurses, 21 Thesis, 72–73 Thoughts
contemporary, 90 Threat, 126
Tillich, Paul, 186
Tired. See HALT (Hungry, Angry, Lonely, Tired)
TMAP. See Texas Medication Algorithm Program Todtnauberg, 283 Toleration
meek, 276 Torture, 19, 319
mental, 19 Training
counselors, 360
Traite Medico-philosophique, 101 Transferred intention, 76
Trauma
developmental, 268 evil, 267–268
Traumatic re-enactment, 238 Treatability, 116–118
perception, 117 Treatment model
manipulation, 221 Tribal clan warfare, 252 Twinkie defense, 195
U
Ubermensch and common, 104 Unawareness, 40
Unconditional hospitality, 285 Unconscious intentional action, 80 Unconsciousness, 196
Unconscious process, 129 Unconscious reasons, 84 Understanding
meaning, 6–7 predictive, 6–7 Unfeeling killers, 221 Unforgivable
forgiving, 279–286 Unintentional
crime, 73 United Kingdom, 2
dangerous personality categories, 112–114
DSPD incidence, 113
high-security psychiatric hospitals, 10, 13
legislation, 106, 109 Universal spirit, 99 Universities, 90
collaboration with Food and Drug Administration, 42 collaboration with National Institutes
of Mental Health, 42 Unknownness, 125
Unreason, 35 Upjohn
APA donation, 42
US President’s New Freedom
Commission on Mental Health, 43
V
Vampires, 314–315, 320 Venlafaxine, 50
Ventromedial prefrontal cortex lies, 266
Verbal dispute, 302–305 Verstehen, 6–7
Viagara
development, 56 Victimized children
vilification, 231–248 Victims, 11
Victoria, Australia, 138
Victorian Mental Health Review Board, 140
Vilification
irrepressible sexualized behavior, 235–244
Violence, 205, 317 potential
predictors, 199 prognosticating, 198–199 risk, 266
as secular evil, 179–205 as shared construction, 159 Violent individuals
diagnosing, 184–186 treatment, 200–205
Violently antisocial individuals, 191 Violent offenders, 10, 126, 185 Virilization, 25
Virtue, 101
Vlassakis, James, 156 Voltaire, 315
Voluntary, 8, 68, 69 passively, 79
von Feuchtersleben, Ernst, 103 von Schelling, Friedrich Wilhelm
Joseph, 99
W
Walters, Minette, 207 Walton, Lester, 148 Wannsee Conference, 267 Ward culture
ethnographic study, 220 Wars
civil, 252
Weak and strong, 104 Wellbutrin, 50 West, Fred, 159, 162 West, Rosemary, 159 Western societies
biopsychiatric intervention into, 43 periodization, 37, 38
White, Dan, 195 Wiesenthal, Simon, 289 Will, 48, 79. See also Free will
weakness, 348f Will to power, 104 Witchcraft, 211, 331
psychopathology, 209–211 Women
misogynistic representations, 217 violent subjugation, 217
Working conditions nurses, 24 World
natural way of, 94
World as Will and Representation, 103 World Trade Center, 156, 253
World War II, 5, 114
Y
Yorkshire Ripper, 157 Young, Graham, 116, 157 Yugoslav Macedonia, 331
Z
Zahavi, Helen, 219
Zero degree of insanity, 127 Zoloft, 50, 53, 57, 58
Zones of indistinction, 16, 17
