Eileen Horne

La doctora Gwen Adshead es una de las principales psiquiatras forenses de Reino Unido. Durante décadas ha tratado a asesinos en serie, pirómanos, pedófilos y otros convictos sobre quienes recae el estigma de la sociedad, que los considera monstruos. En este libro la doctora Adshead nos invita a entrar con ella en la sala de terapia para conocer a doce de sus pacientes y tratar de comprender, a traves de una mirada radicalmente compasiva, el mecanismo por el que se activan las acciones mas crueles de que el ser humano es capaz. Guiados por ella, estos hombres y mujeres (y con ellos tambien nosotros) tendran que enfrentar sus propios actos terribles y penetrar en la armadura de defensa que se han construido para resistir a su propia historia, a su propio dolor. Cada proceso terapeutico nos revelara distintas facetas de la mente humana en toda su complejidad, sin abandonar nunca "el deber de la esperanza".El demonio que hay en ti desafia todo lo que creiamos saber sobre la naturaleza humana y reajusta permanentemente nuestros niveles de empatia.

London, 1888: Jack the Ripper stalks the streets of Whitechapel; national strikes and social unrest threaten the status quo; a grave economic crisis is spreading across the Atlantic . . . Yet Her Majestys government is preoccupied with "a mere book" - or rather, a series of books: new translations of the Rougon-Macquart saga by French literary giant Emile Zola.In his time, Zola made his British contemporaries look positively pastoral; much of his work is considered shocking and transgressive even now. But it was his English publisher who bore the brunt of the Victorians moral outrage at Zolas "realistic" depictions of striking miners, society courtesans and priapic, feuding farmers.Seventy years before Lady Chatterleys Lover broke the back of British censorship, Henry Vizetellys commitment to publishing Zola, and to the nascent principle of free speech, not only landed him in the dock and thereafter in prison, but brought to ruin to the publishing house he had founded. Meanwhile, Zola was going from strength to strength, establishing his reputation as a literary legend and falling in love with a woman half his age.This lively, humorous and ultimately tragic tale is an exploration of the consequences of translation and censorship which remains relevant today for readers, publishers and authors everywhere.

La doctora Gwen Adshead es una de las principales psiquiatras forenses de Reino Unido. Durante décadas ha tratado a asesinos en serie, pirómanos, pedófilos y otros convictos sobre quienes recae el estigma de la sociedad, que los considera monstruos. En este libro la doctora Adshead nos invita a entrar con ella en la sala de terapia para conocer a doce de sus pacientes y tratar de comprender, a traves de una mirada radicalmente compasiva, el mecanismo por el que se activan las acciones mas crueles de que el ser humano es capaz. Guiados por ella, estos hombres y mujeres (y con ellos tambien nosotros) tendran que enfrentar sus propios actos terribles y penetrar en la armadura de defensa que se han construido para resistir a su propia historia, a su propio dolor. Cada proceso terapeutico nos revelara distintas facetas de la mente humana en toda su complejidad, sin abandonar nunca "el deber de la esperanza". "El demonio que hay en ti" desafia todo lo que creiamos saber sobre la naturaleza humana y reajusta permanentemente nuestros niveles de empatia.

THE SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER BY THE 2024 BBC REITH LECTURER **Dr Gwen Adshead and Eileen Hornes new book, Unspeakable, is available for pre-order now**Compassionate and fascinating.GUARDIANExtraordinary.THE TIMESRecalibrated my empathy dial.NEW STATESMANFascinating.SUNDAY TIMESDeeply humane.IRISH TIMESExceptional.VAL McDERMIDExtraordinary.SEBASTIAN FAULKSEnlightening.PHILIPPE SANDSBeautifully written.CHRISTIE WATSONA perspective-shattering work into the minds of violent criminals that reveals profound consequences for human nature and society at large. Dr Gwen Adshead is one of Britains leading forensic psychiatrists. She treats serial killers, arsonists, stalkers, gang members and other individuals who are usually labelled monsters. Whatever their crime, she listens to their stories and helps them to better understand their terrible acts of violence. Here Adshead invites the reader to step with her into the room to meet twelve patients and discover how minds can change. These men and women are revealed in all their complexity and shared humanity. Their stories make a powerful case for rehabilitation over revenge, compassion over condemnation. The Devil You Know will challenge everything you thought you knew about human nature.Readers are saying:Remarkable and humane . . . compassionate and full of wisdom. Empathy and understanding shine through . . . not just informative but also deeply moving. Shows us how to be human, how to be empathetic in the most challenging of circumstances . . . essential reading. Cant really think of a downside at the moment . . . a gem of a read. I was gripped . . . I am left full of admiration. Thoughtful, thought-provoking and challenging . . . I really enjoyed this. Personal and candid . . . This will stay with me for a long time. Gwen Adshead and Eileen Hornes book The Devil You Know was a Sunday Times Bestseller w/c 02-07-2022 Gwen Adshead and Eileen Hornes book The Devil You Know was a Sunday Times Bestseller w/c 09-07-2022

Bem-vindo ao consultório de uma das principais psiquiatras e psicoterapeutas forenses do Reino Unido. O mal que nos habita questiona nosso entendimento sobre crueldade e violência e reflete sobre nos

Depuis plus de trente ans, le Dr Adshead accompagne les plus dangereux criminels au sein d’unités psychiatriques pénitentiaires. En d’autres termes, les tueurs en série, les violeurs ou encore les py