Titlebook: Retribution, Justice, and Therapy; Essays in the Philos Jeffrie G. Murphy Book 1979 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holland 1979 M

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Violence and the Socratic Theory of Legal Fidelityty — i.e., a theory which attempts to establish a . obligation to obey the law, a moral obligation to honor one’s legal obligations. This theory has strongly affected philosophical thinking about violence because, according to most social contract theory, the greatest criticism to be made against vi

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Moral Death: A Kantian Essay on Psychopathy dignity or worth upon persons. In thinking about the psychopath, however, and in trying to develop a rational defense for my intuition that any such individuals would lack dignity or worth as persons, I have come to think that Paton was right after all — that it is . or moral autonomy, and not mere

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Rationality and the Fear of Deathh an idea is found in the Stoics and the Epicureans among others and is, in many respects, interestingly different from the way of thinking about death that Christianity introduced into our civilization.

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The Killing of the InnocentMurder, some may suggest, is to be defined as the intentional and uncoerced killing of the innocent; and it is true by definition that murder is wrong. Yet wars, particularly modern wars, seem to require the killing of the innocent, e.g. through antimorale terror bombing. Therefore war (at least modern war) must be wrong.

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Retribution, Justice, and Therapy978-94-009-9461-4Series ISSN 0921-8599 Series E-ISSN 2542-8349