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Crime, Punishment, and Popular Culture, 1790-1920

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Gale Cengage

 

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Bestellnummer bei digento :: digento order number

107702

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"Murder-Mania" was a major preoccupation of the nineteenth century. Major trials were followed avidly, in the courtroom, in newspaper reportage, and at public hangings. True crime literature and ephemera captured the attention of all classes, with murder ballads sold in the streets, and recent crimes quickly dramatized. While the cult of the criminal was popular, the development of the police force, particularly detectives and forensic techniques, also were subjects of wide interest. Concurrently the judicial system was reformed, and there was significant evolution of the penal system.

This unique archive marries fact and fiction, allowing researchers can search and discover essential primary documents such as trial transcripts, case notes from renowned judges, and documents from detective agencies. These primary sources provide essential insight into how the justice system evolved.

Features/Benefits

- Textual Analysis Tools - Identify and visualize patterns, trends and relationships with these unique tools that allow users to explore the content in completely original ways; underlying data and text is exportable for further analysis.

- Subject Indexing - Detailed subject indexing makes the content accessible and exposes key elements within the data.

- Zotero Compatible - Optimized for use with this very popular and robust browser-based tool for collecting, citing, and organizing research sources.

- User-Generated Tags and Annotations - Users can create and add their own metadata for document categorization.

- User Accounts - Personal accounts allow users to save and edit their tags and annotations.

- Image Viewer - Zoom, highlight, rotate, reverse (negative image), and view individual pages in full screen mode.

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