The Man of Genius

Exploring the intersection of psychology and criminality, this work delves into the traits and behaviors that define a "man of genius." Lombroso examines the biological and social factors that contribute to exceptional talent, suggesting that genius is often accompanied by certain physical and psychological anomalies. The book challenges conventional notions of intelligence and creativity, proposing a controversial link between genius and criminality, while also reflecting on the broader implications for society and culture.