L'amour morbide: tude de psychologie pathologique, written by Emile Laurent and originally published in 1891, delves into the darker aspects of human affection and obsession. This seminal work examines morbid love through the lens of pathological psychology, offering insights into the psychological conditions that drive extreme behaviors. Laurent's exploration of this subject is both groundbreaking and disturbing, making it a key text for understanding the intersection of psychology and criminology in the late 19th century.
This study provides a fascinating glimpse into the historical understanding of mental illness and its manifestation in human relationships. It remains relevant for scholars and students interested in the history of psychology, the development of criminology, and the enduring fascination with the complexities of the human mind.
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