Titlebook: Honor and Revenge: A Theory of Punishment; Whitley R.P. Kaufman Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2013 Crime and Punishm

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Whitley R. P. Kaufmanethods recently introduced in graph theory. A class of pattern matching and replacement rules for graphs is specified, such that applications of rules in the class can readily be programmed as rapid transformations of record structures. When transformations of record structures are formalized as app

致敬

Whitley R. P. Kaufmanethods recently introduced in graph theory. A class of pattern matching and replacement rules for graphs is specified, such that applications of rules in the class can readily be programmed as rapid transformations of record structures. When transformations of record structures are formalized as app

BOLT

Whitley R. P. Kaufmanethods recently introduced in graph theory. A class of pattern matching and replacement rules for graphs is specified, such that applications of rules in the class can readily be programmed as rapid transformations of record structures. When transformations of record structures are formalized as app

MEEK

Whitley R. P. Kaufmanethods recently introduced in graph theory. A class of pattern matching and replacement rules for graphs is specified, such that applications of rules in the class can readily be programmed as rapid transformations of record structures. When transformations of record structures are formalized as app

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preservative

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牛的细微差别

Punishment as Crime Prevention,ing harm for the sake of crime prevention. Deterrence includes General Deterrence (punishing one person to influence others) and Specific Deterrence (punishing one person to deter him from committing future wrongs). Other methods include incapacitation (physically preventing the wrongdoer from commi

Obstruction

Can Retributive Punishment Be Justified?,ent should be inflicted simply because the wrongdoer deserves it, irrespective of any future benefits such as crime prevention. The problem has been to explain what the purpose of inflicting harm on wrongdoers could be, and how it could be consistent with moral theory. The problem for retributivism