Without Conscience
The Disturbing World of the Psychopaths Among Us
by:
Robert D. Hare
in:
Sociology
Summary:
The book delves into the nature of psychopathy, exploring how individuals with this personality disorder can blend into society while lacking empathy and often engaging in manipulative or criminal behavior. It provides insights into the minds of psychopaths, using case studies and the author's extensive research to illustrate how they can affect those around them and the challenges they pose to the legal and mental health systems.
Key points:
1. Psychopathy Definition: Hare describes psychopathy as a personality disorder marked by lack of empathy, remorse, and impulsivity. Psychopaths are often smart and manipulative, but can't genuinely feel emotions.
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