Andrew Welsh Knihy

Exploring traditional forms like folk riddles, emblems, charms, and chants, Andrew Welsh reveals how poetic language wields its influence. The book traces the evolution of lyric poetry from its primitive roots to its sophisticated expressions in Renaissance and twentieth-century works. By understanding these foundational elements, readers can gain deeper insights into poetry across various eras, enhancing their appreciation of the art form.

This book examines how psychology and biology both play a role in understanding what may lead individuals to commit crime. From genetic influences to developmental theories, serial killers to stalkers, the text applies relevant research and real-world examples, creating an exciting and inclusive introduction to the field.