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      Why punish? : an introduction to the philosophy of punishment

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      • 발행사항

        London : Palgrave, an imprint of Macmillan Publishers Limited, [2017] ©2017

      • 발행연도

        2017

      • 작성언어

        영어

      • 주제어
      • DDC

        345/.001 판사항(23)

      • ISBN

        9781137449023
        1137449020
        9781137449030
        1137449039

      • 자료형태

        일반단행본

      • 발행국(도시)

        England

      • 서명/저자사항

        Why punish? : an introduction to the philosophy of punishment / Rob Canton.

      • 형태사항

        xii, 242 pages : illustration ; 24 cm.

      • 일반주기명

        "Macmillan education."
        Includes bibliographical references (pages 215-235) and index.
        1. Introduction -- 2. The origins and meanings of punishment -- 3. The purposes and effects of punishment -- 4. Retribution -- 5. Deterrence -- 6. Rehabilitation and desistance -- 7. Incapacitation and risk -- 8. Restorative justice -- 9. The limits and perils of punishment -- 10. Rethinking punishment.

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      목차 (Table of Contents)

      • CONTENTS
      • Acknowledgements = xi
      • 1 Introduction = 1
      • What Is the Philosophy of Punishment? = 2
      • Definition of Punishment = 3
      • CONTENTS
      • Acknowledgements = xi
      • 1 Introduction = 1
      • What Is the Philosophy of Punishment? = 2
      • Definition of Punishment = 3
      • Justification of Punishment = 4
      • Why Punish? = 7
      • The Sociological Inquiry = 7
      • The Political Inquiry = 7
      • The Ethical Inquiry = 8
      • Punishment as a Topic in Moral Philosophy = 9
      • About This Book = 10
      • Further Reading = 12
      • 2 The Origins and Meanings of Punishment = 13
      • The Retributive Emotions = 14
      • Concept capsule : Retribution = 15
      • Hard Treatment and Censure = 16
      • Punishment and Religion = 17
      • Punishment, Myths and Stories = 20
      • Punishment, Psychology and Upbringing = 21
      • Concept capsule : Punishment and responsibility = 24
      • Revenge, Expulsion and Reconciliation = 25
      • Punishment, Authority and the State = 27
      • Concept capsule : Punishment and legitimacy = 30
      • Punishment and Emotions = 32
      • Concept capsule : Punishment, loyalty and the collective conscience = 34
      • Conclusions = 35
      • Further Reading = 38
      • 3 The Purposes and Effects of Punishment = 39
      • Uses, Purposes and Functions = 40
      • Penal Policy and Practice = 41
      • Why Punish? The Stories of Punishment = 44
      • Controlling Crime = 44
      • Concept capsule : The stories of punishment = 45
      • Vindicating Victims = 47
      • Righting Wrongs = 48
      • Influences on Policy and Practice = 48
      • Political Economy = 48
      • Culture = 50
      • Party Politics, Public Opinion and Punitiveness = 51
      • Concept capsule : Punitiveness = 52
      • Bureaucracy and Technology = 54
      • Punishment, Markets and Commerce = 55
      • Conclusions = 57
      • Concept capsule : Policies, principles and outcomes = 58
      • Further Reading = 59
      • 4 Retribution = 60
      • Retributive Theory = 60
      • Concept capsule : Deontological ethics = 62
      • Realising Retribution in Practice = 64
      • Harm = 65
      • Culpability = 67
      • Concept capsule : Mitigation and aggravation = 68
      • Impact of the Punishment = 71
      • Concept capsule : Consistency and justice = 75
      • Previous Convictions = 76
      • Remorse, Retribution and Censure = 78
      • Conclusions = 81
      • Further Reading = 82
      • 5 Deterrence = 83
      • Deterrence = 84
      • Concept capsule : Correlations and causes = 86
      • The Psychology of Deterrence = 88
      • Concept capsule : The reasoning criminal = 91
      • The Ethics of Deterrence = 93
      • Concept capsule : Utilitarianism = 94
      • The Wider Consequences of Punishment = 98
      • Conclusions = 99
      • Further Reading = 101
      • 6 Rehabilitation and Desistance = 102
      • Positivism = 103
      • Concept capsule : Positivism = 104
      • The Rise and Fall of the Medical Model = 105
      • The New Rehabilitation : What Works? = 107
      • Crime and Deprivation = 110
      • The Right to Rehabilitation = 112
      • Concept capsule : Human rights = 112
      • Desistance = 114
      • Concept capsule : Desistance and offending 'careers' = 114
      • The Ethics of Rehabilitation = 116
      • Conclusions = 121
      • Further Reading = 123
      • 7 Incapacitation and Risk = 125
      • The Rise of Risk-Thinking = 127
      • Assessing Risk = 128
      • Concept capsule : Risk = 129
      • Managing Risk = 131
      • Minor Occasional Offenders = 132
      • Prolific Offenders = 133
      • Potentially Serious Offenders = 135
      • Dangerous Offenders = 136
      • Concept capsule : Dangerousness = 137
      • Detention for Prevention and the Question of Indeterminacy = 139
      • Indeterminate Sentences = 139
      • Assessing for Release = 142
      • How Safe Is Safe Enough? = 143
      • The Ethics of Incapacitation = 145
      • Concept capsule : Moral dilemmas = 146
      • Conclusions = 149
      • Further Reading = 151
      • 8 Restorative Justice = 152
      • What Is Restorative Justice? = 153
      • Restorative Justice and Reconciliation = 154
      • The Deficiencies of Criminal Justice = 156
      • Neglect of the Victim = 156
      • No Demands on the Offender = 157
      • 'Conflicts as Property' = 158
      • The Failure to Repair the Harm = 159
      • The Distancing of the Community = 159
      • Restorative Practices - Processes and Outcomes = 160
      • Remorse and Apology = 165
      • Concept capsule : Apology = 166
      • Restorative Justice and Reoffending = 167
      • Restorative and Retributive Justice = 169
      • Concept capsule : Censure and restorative justice = 170
      • Restorative Justice and Criminal Justice = 171
      • Restorative Justice and the Community = 173
      • Conclusions = 175
      • Further Reading = 176
      • 9 The Limits and Perils of Punishment = 177
      • Social Order and the Limits of Punishment = 177
      • Crimes, Criminalisation and 'Deplorable Acts' = 180
      • The Effects of Punishment = 185
      • Concept capsule : Dispersal of discipline = 187
      • The Contagions of Punishment = 190
      • Concept capsule : `Othering' = 191
      • Good Lives, Good Societies = 192
      • Community Justice = 194
      • Concept capsule : Collective efficacy = 196
      • Conclusions = 197
      • Further Reading = 198
      • 10 Rethinking Punishment = 199
      • Changing for the Better = 199
      • The Ethical Inquiry : Moral Philosophy and Punishment = 201
      • Justification and Abolition = 203
      • Towards Better Punishment = 205
      • Law and Policy = 205
      • Sentencing = 207
      • Implementing Punishment = 209
      • The Political Challenge = 210
      • Appraising Punishment = 212
      • Final Reflections = 214
      • References = 215
      • Index = 236
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