Parricide and Violence Against Parents throughout History

<div>Introduction; Marianna Muravyeva and Raisa Toivo.-&nbsp;PART 1: NORMATIVE CONCEPTS AND FAMILY AUTHORITY.-&nbsp;‘What Kind of Monster or Beast are You?’ Parricide and Patricide in Roman Law and Society; Barbara Biscotti.- 'A timely warning to rash and disobedient children': Normative Literature and Violence against Parents in England, 1600-1800; Jim Sharpe.-&nbsp;Degeneracy and Abuse: Attitudes to Violence against Parents in Nineteenth-Century Russia.-&nbsp;PART 2: HISTORICISING VIOLENCE AGAINST PARENTS: LOCALITIES AND IDENTITIES.- &nbsp;‘You would have them lock me up and sell me as slave’: Parents and Children in Eighteenth-Century Wallachia; Constanţa Vintilă-Ghiţulescu.- &nbsp;From Confession to Declaration: Parricide in Scotland, 1660 to 1830; Katie Barclay.-&nbsp;Unimaginable Crime and Imaginary Criminals: The Thorvald Sletten Matricide Case, 1899-1907;&nbsp;Silje Warberg.-&nbsp;Gender and the Historicity of Parricide: A Case Study from the Nineteenth-Century North American West; Peter Boag.- PART 3: STRUGGLING WITH PARENTAL AUTHORITY IN EARLY MODERN AND MODERN SOCIETIES.-&nbsp;Ambivalent Fatherhood: On Disobedience and Assaults against Parental Authority in Munich in the Early Seventeenth Century;&nbsp;Satu Lidman.-&nbsp;Parricide in nineteenth-century Finland: Cultures of Violence and a Crisis of Authority;&nbsp;Raisa Maria Toivo.-&nbsp;'His Disobedient Son': Sami Narratives of Parental Authority in Eighteenth-Century Finnmark;&nbsp;Liv Helene Willumsen.-&nbsp;Conclusion;&nbsp;Marianna Muravyeva and Raisa Maria Toivo.- Index</div><div><br></div><div><br></div>