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Justice and punishment : The rationale of coercion
Publication details: Oxford Oxford University Press 2000Description: 286p ixISBN:- 9780198295730
- 365.600000Â MAT
Contents:
Table of Contents
1. Consequentialism;
2. Retributivism I: Fair Play Theory;
3. Retributivism II: Resentment, Guilt, and Censure;
4. The Scope of Impartial Justice;
5. Impartial Justice, Motivation, and Punishment;
6. Justice as Mutual Advantage;
7. Self-Interest and the Commitment to Morality;
8. A Constructivist Theory of Moral Norms;
9. The Moral Community, Justified Coercion, and Punishment
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Table of Contents
1. Consequentialism;
2. Retributivism I: Fair Play Theory;
3. Retributivism II: Resentment, Guilt, and Censure;
4. The Scope of Impartial Justice;
5. Impartial Justice, Motivation, and Punishment;
6. Justice as Mutual Advantage;
7. Self-Interest and the Commitment to Morality;
8. A Constructivist Theory of Moral Norms;
9. The Moral Community, Justified Coercion, and Punishment
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