Contents -- Introduction: Philosophy, Crime, and Theoretical Criminology -- PART ONE Ontology and Crime -- The Ontology of Crime: On the Construction of the Real, the Image, and the Hyperreal -- Normalized Masculinity: The Ontology of Violence Rooted in Everyday Life -- PART TWO Epistemology and Crime -- Crime, Criminology, and Epistemology: Tribal Considerations -- The Epistemology of Theory Testing in Criminology -- PART THREE Ethics and Crime -- Engaging Freedom: Toward an Ethics of Crime and Deviance -- Ethics of Edgework: Spinoza, Nietzsche, and Deleuze -- PART FOUR Aesthetics and Crime -- The Aesthetics of Crime -- The Aesthetics of Cultural Criminology -- Index.