feminists perspectives on fema

l sutures, and wormian bones which he specified as the likely characteristics of a prostate.(bowker,29) Lombroso also suggested that criminal females resembled ancient men mostly due to the fact that women, in general, were much more primitive in their evolution.
             As time and society have progressed and we, as a society have evolved in our conceptions in regards to women as individuals, it is clearly evident that any form of deviance committed by women is not due to their primitive evolution in comparison to men. Although Lombrosos' theory allowed for environmental considerations in the criminal acts of men, it only took into account the physiological formations of women. It is clearly evident in our modern age that the theories of Lombroso and other theorists of his time that his Fema
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