The Psychology of Lust Murder,9780123705105

The Psychology of Lust Murder

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Edition: 1st
ISBN13: 9780123705105
ISBN10: 012370510X
Format: Hardcover
Pub. Date: 2006-04-24
Publisher(s): ACADEMIC PRESS INC
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Summary

The best known serial killer cases are in the category of lust murder, otherwise known as sexual homicide, in which the killer gains sexual satisfaction from the torture and killing of victims. This book analyzes the psychology of lust murder behavior, integrating theories on childhood trauma and sexual motivators to better understand how lust murderers come to be, what drives this behavior, and how to better predict the arc of this behavior.

Table of Contents

ABOUT THE AUTHORS XI
1 INTRODUCTION
Overview
1(2)
Sexual Homicide and Serial Murder: Toward the Need for Integration
3(2)
On Paraphilia and Lust Murder: A Preliminary Review
5(2)
Organization of the Book
7(4)
2 PARAPHILIA AND LUST MURDER
Overview
11(1)
Understanding Sexuality: From Normative to Abnormal to Pathological
12(4)
Definition of Paraphilia
16(1)
Etiology of Paraphilia
16(9)
Lust Murder or Erotophonophilia
25(5)
Summary and Conclusion
30(3)
3 SEXUAL HOMICIDE AND SERIAL MURDER: WHAT DO WE KNOW?
Overview
33(1)
Background on the Motivational and Trauma Control Models
34(2)
The Classical Conditioning Model
36(3)
The Motivational Model
39(6)
The Trauma Control Model
45(4)
Limitations of the Classical Conditioning, Motivational, and Trauma Control Models
49(1)
Summary and Conclusion
50(3)
4 AN INTEGRATIVE MODEL: WHAT DO WE NEED?
Overview
53(1)
Support for an Integrative Model on Serial Murder and Sexual Homicide
54(1)
Defining the Elements of the Integrative Typology
55(2)
An Integrative Theoretical Typology of Lust Murder
57(6)
The Limits of the Integrative Theoretical Typology on Lust Murder
63(1)
Summary and Conclusion
64(3)
5 THE CASE OF JEFFREY DAHMER
Overview
67(1)
Methodological Concerns
68(5)
Historical and Biographical Account of Jeffrey Dahmer
73(10)
Summary and Conclusion
83(2)
6 DAHMER, PARAPHILIA, AND LUST MURDER: TESTING THE MODELS
Overview
85(1)
The Motivational Model
86(7)
The Trauma Control Model
93(8)
The Integrated Paraphilic Model
101(4)
The Paraphilic Continuum
105(6)
Summary and Conclusion
111(2)
7 IN SEARCH OF MEANING: ON THEORY CONSTRUCTION AND MODEL BUILDING
Overview
113(1)
The Comparative Analysis: Comments on the Organizational Approach
114(7)
Similarities Among the Models
121(7)
Differences Among the Models
128(4)
Unique Features Among the Models
132(4)
Summary and Conclusion
136(1)
8 IMPLICATIONS AND CONCLUSIONS
Overview
137(2)
Psychopathy, Crime, and Lust Murder: A Preliminary Review
139(5)
The Integrative Typology: Speculative and Provisional Implications
144(9)
Generalizing from the Integrative Typology
153(1)
Summary and Conclusions
154(5)
REFERENCES 159(10)
INDEX 169

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