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Author Honderich, Ted.
Title Punishment : the supposed justifications revisited / Ted Honderich.
Publication Info London : Pluto, 2005.
Edition Enlarged ed.


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Descript 256 p.
Edition Enlarged ed.
Note Previous ed.: London: Hutchinson, 1969.
Contents Introduction; 1 Problem; 2 Backward-Looking Theories; 3 Grievance-Satisfaction; 4 Utilitarian Prevention Theory, Etc.; 5. Reform, Rehabilitation, Treatment; 6. Determinism; 7 Compromise Theories of Punishment; 8 Non-Problem, Other Conclusions; Acknowledgements; Notes; Index.
Note This enlarged edition of Ted Honderich's 'Punishment' includes new chapters on determinism and responsibility as well as a new conclusion. Honderich explores notions of why and when punishment is morally necessary, before arguing that punishment is legitimate when in accord with the principle of humanity.
400 annual accesses. UkHlHU
ISBN 9781849644822 (e-book)
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Author Honderich, Ted.
Subject Punishment.
Punishment -- Philosophy.
Punishment -- Moral and ethical aspects.
Descript 256 p.
Edition Enlarged ed.
Note Previous ed.: London: Hutchinson, 1969.
Contents Introduction; 1 Problem; 2 Backward-Looking Theories; 3 Grievance-Satisfaction; 4 Utilitarian Prevention Theory, Etc.; 5. Reform, Rehabilitation, Treatment; 6. Determinism; 7 Compromise Theories of Punishment; 8 Non-Problem, Other Conclusions; Acknowledgements; Notes; Index.
Note This enlarged edition of Ted Honderich's 'Punishment' includes new chapters on determinism and responsibility as well as a new conclusion. Honderich explores notions of why and when punishment is morally necessary, before arguing that punishment is legitimate when in accord with the principle of humanity.
400 annual accesses. UkHlHU
ISBN 9781849644822 (e-book)
Author Honderich, Ted.
Subject Punishment.
Punishment -- Philosophy.
Punishment -- Moral and ethical aspects.

Subject Punishment.
Punishment -- Philosophy.
Punishment -- Moral and ethical aspects.
Descript 256 p.
Note Previous ed.: London: Hutchinson, 1969.
Contents Introduction; 1 Problem; 2 Backward-Looking Theories; 3 Grievance-Satisfaction; 4 Utilitarian Prevention Theory, Etc.; 5. Reform, Rehabilitation, Treatment; 6. Determinism; 7 Compromise Theories of Punishment; 8 Non-Problem, Other Conclusions; Acknowledgements; Notes; Index.
Note This enlarged edition of Ted Honderich's 'Punishment' includes new chapters on determinism and responsibility as well as a new conclusion. Honderich explores notions of why and when punishment is morally necessary, before arguing that punishment is legitimate when in accord with the principle of humanity.
400 annual accesses. UkHlHU
ISBN 9781849644822 (e-book)
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