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A Philosophy of Serial Killing
In Fritz Allhoff & S. Waller (eds.), Serial Killers ‐ Philosophy for Everyone. Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 29–40 (2010)
Abstract
This chapter contains sections titled: Sade, Nietzsche, and Brady at the Gates of Janus Brady's Life and Crimes Philosophy and the Moors Murders Brady's Library A Little Knowledge is a Dangerous Thing Nietzsche Sade The Sadean Hero and the Serial Killer Opening the Gates of Janus Brady Evaluates Other Serial Killers.
philosophy of serial killing ‐ Sade, Nietzsche, and Brady at the Gates of Janus philosophy and the Moors Murders Moors Murders, characterizing Sadean and Nietzschean philosophical systems Brady's trial, and media coverage of trial The Moors Murders ‐ seen as “a crime of our age” Beyond Belief ‐ A Chronicle of Murder and Its Detection ‐ by Emlyn Williams Nietzsche, speaking of how the will to power ‐ desire “to create the world before which you can kneel” Sadean heroes, evaluating conventional morality ‐ through prism of self‐interest Sadean Hero and the serial killer The Gates of Janus, Brady's philosophical beliefs ‐ influencing his discussions of individual serial killers
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