In his 1941 book called "The Mask of Sanity," a psychiatrist named Hervey Cleckley provided some insight into the mind of a psychopath when he wrote that "Beauty and ugliness — except in a very superficial sense — goodness, evil, love, horror, and humor have no actual meaning, no power to move him."
一位名叫赫維-克萊克利的精神病學家在 1941 年出版的《理智的面具》一書中,對精神病患者的心理提出了一些見解,他寫道:"美和醜--除了非常膚淺的意義之外--善、惡、愛、恐怖和幽默都沒有實際意義,沒有打動他的力量。