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Expression, Publicity and Harsh Treatmentnd the agent doing the expression. As we have seen they may also differ about the audience (if any) to whom the message is expressed. In Chapter 3, I outlined a denunciatory account of punishment, on which the intended recipients of the message which punishment communicates are the members of the so

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Punishing War Crimes: that in which a state is punishing one of its own citizens. The plausibility of the account of punishment I developed there depended, at least to some extent, on the idea that — in the paradigmatic case — an offender who is punished is a member of the political community which expresses its commit

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Punishment As Expression: Who? What? To Whom? to. As we saw in Chapter 2, advocates of different versions of expressivism have answered this second question in a number of different ways: some have supposed that the primary audience for the messages that punishment involves are offenders, and others have supposed that it is society at large.

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