The man who studies murder
Part two : The anthropology of murder
by Elliott Leyton, Barbara Doran, and Kent Martin
In this documentary, anthropologist Elliott Leyton examines how cultural and political forces influence and are influenced by the human capacity to kill in contrasting studies of Canada, the United States and England.
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Murder, Murderers, Psychology, Homicide, Cross-cultural studies, ViolenceShowing 2 featured editions. View all 2 editions?
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The man who studies murder: Part one : The landscape of murder
2004, Films for the Humanities & Sciences
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The man who studies murder: Part two : The anthropology of murder
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Disc is a recorded DVD and may not play on all DVD players or drives.
Videodisc release of a documentary produced in 2003.
Producer, Kent Martin ; cinematography, Nigel Markham ; editor, Angela Baker.
Elliott Leyton.
DVD-R , Dolby Digital, Dolby surround..
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Anthropologist Elliot Leyton takes us through the underbelly of humanity, in search of "the landscape of murder", from lovers' quarrels and drunken fights to coldly calculated mass killings. A Jack-the-Ripper tour of London takes us to convicted killers on death row. We also visit a stretch of Nevada desert notorious as a dumping ground for murder victims. Discusses motives for killing and why some developed countries, notably the U.S., are more prone to murder than others.
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