Cervelli Di Delinquenti, Superficie Interna (Brains of Delinquents, Internal Surface) by Lorenzo Tenchini, is a detailed anatomical study focusing on the brains of criminals. This ""Third Memoir"" presents research in anatomy, likely examining the physical characteristics and abnormalities found in the brains of individuals identified as criminals. Published in 1891, this work offers a glimpse into the historical intersection of medicine, criminology, and anatomical science.
Tenchiniâ(TM)s research provides insight into the now-outdated field of criminal anthropology and the historical attempts to find biological explanations for criminal behavior. This book will be of interest to historians of medicine, criminology, and those studying the history of forensic science and anatomical research.
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