Punishment responsibility and justice : A relational critique

By:

Norrie Alan

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Publication details: Oxford Oxford University Press 2000Description: 242p xiiiISBN:

9780198259565

Subject(s):

1. Criminal Liability - Novel - Ethical Aspect2. Criminal Justice - Administrtion - Philosophy3. Criminal Law - PHilosophy

DDC classification:

345.001000 NOR

Contents:

Table of Contents 1. Criminal Justice after Kant; I. THEORETICAL APPROACHES; 2. The Limits of Kantian Justice; 3. Critique of Criminal Justice; 4. A Dialectical Approach; II. CRIMINAL JUSTICE THINKING; 5. Individualizing Blame; 6. 'Contextualizing' Blame; 7. Legalizing Blame I. The Quest for the General Part; 8. Legalizing Blame II: Doctrinal Problems in the General Part; III. AFTER KANT: THE BLAMING RELATION; 9. Relationizing Blame; 10. Conclusion

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Table of Contents
1. Criminal Justice after Kant;
I. THEORETICAL APPROACHES;
2. The Limits of Kantian Justice;
3. Critique of Criminal Justice;
4. A Dialectical Approach;
II. CRIMINAL JUSTICE THINKING;
5. Individualizing Blame;
6. 'Contextualizing' Blame;
7. Legalizing Blame I. The Quest for the General Part;
8. Legalizing Blame II: Doctrinal Problems in the General Part;
III. AFTER KANT: THE BLAMING RELATION;
9. Relationizing Blame;
10. Conclusion

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