Titlebook: Retribution Reconsidered; More Essays in the P Jeffrie G. Murphy Book 1992 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 1992 Immanuel Kant.justice.

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War, Self-Defense, and Defense of Others,Robert Holmes was one of my teachers, and I have long admired him for both his philosophical and his human excellences. I am thus delighted to contribute to a symposium that quite properly places his recent book at the center of attention for a discussion of the moral issues of war and peace.

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Why have Criminal Law at All?, a particular individual, the possibility that they might be inflicted may be sufficient to generate enough fear in that individual to cause him to refrain from acting in ways he otherwise would have found desirable—a coercive curtailment of his liberty.

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The Will to Deviance,inary science, Melville finally lights on the concept of “natural depravity “—a concept that transcends our ordinary secular consciousness of ordinary badness and engages a perspective (one of extraordinary evil, seductive sin, and self-chosen loathsomeness) that seems mythic and theological.

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Why have Criminal Law at All?,gmatize and humiliate those persons, and typically cause those persons great personal unhappiness. Even when punishments are not actually inflicted on a particular individual, the possibility that they might be inflicted may be sufficient to generate enough fear in that individual to cause him to re

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Retributivism, Moral Education, and the Liberal State,e theorists claim that punishment makes sure that wrongdoers suffer in proportion to their moral iniquity and thereby give up any unfair advantage over others their wrongdoing may have won them.1 Moral education theorists—who seem to be dominating philosophical discussion these days—maintain that pu

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