About the Book:

Author: Mehrzad Jobbehdar

Dynamic view; This Freudian view is used in criminal literature. The subconscious is first through repression and then through the process of censorship leads to the unwanted and disturbing thoughts being re-transmitted and examined to the subconscious. For people with psychotic disorders or any other disorder, everything that happened to them as a child was censored. And those events that were reborn are the beginning of anxiety and stress. So, all those tumors that have died go from the motive of death to the libidinal reason of life. And after years, the mask is removed from people's faces.

In criminology, there are two terms: the crime of white-collar workers, which belongs to the upper classes of society. And the aristocratic occupation and position of this group of criminals require them to wear the most expensive white-collar clothes. And their face and appearance make people not think badly about them. Then, the crime of blue-collar means that crimes are committed by people belonging to the lower classes of society. There is no official classification for such crimes. Blue-collar crimes commonly committed by psychopaths are murder.

Does the person who commits murder already cultivate the subjectivity of the mental ideal and the truth of the matter in his mind? Or not without any mental perfection, objectivity is an external rule, and subjectivity is one of the elements related to the reproduction of objective rules in our thought. Can it be said that a person who has a knife is guided by his ideal and approaches from subjectivity to objectivity, being objective and actual? Or, conversely, does he reach his perfection from reality? But it is not yet clear whether we are moving from ideal to reality or vice versa. Do influential actualities destroy mental facts or construct them?

The Siberian Tiger ate my son, a novel that combines the genres of criminal psychology and uncensored horror, depicts human suffering as tragedy unfolds. Because tragedy shows the truth of human life, this novel looks at crime from different psychological angles. It involves the mind a little bit in philosophy, whether behind a murder are voluntary behaviors or not?

This work is a multi-dimensional book including various psychological issues, crime, and police. It speaks in the language of images, which mostly has suspenseful scenes and less surprising moments seen in it. So the novel is closely related to the scenario and thus accompanies the audience.