Alias Grace: how Irish migration and the female criminal mind were viewed in the Victorian era

Mad, bad, or dangerous to know? How can we understand the criminal mind and the commission of crimes? Are these prompted by wickedness and the desire for gain or revenge, or by the workings of a disordered mind?

Alias Grace: how Irish migration and the female criminal mind were viewed in the Victorian era

By Hilary Marland and Catherine Cox

Mad, bad, or dangerous to know? How can we understand the criminal mind and the commission of crimes? Are these prompted by wickedness and the desire for gain or revenge, or by the workings of a disordered mind?

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