Titlebook: Judicial Decision Making, Sentencing Policy, and Numerical Guidance; Austin Lovegrove Book 1989 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1989 coheren

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Toward Detailed Sentencing StatisticsBy way of introduction I shall summarize the aims and strategy underlying the present approach to the problem of structuring the sentencing discretion through detailed sentencing statistics.

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gomena on the problem of objectivity. The comprehensiveness and consistency of Buri’s approach to the problem of developing a radical theology is nowhere more impressively demonstrated than in this reorganization of traditional . which he sees to follow from his hermeneutical principles. Before turn

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Austin Lovegrove of Buri. He has absorbed the twentieth century theological revolution as deeply as anyone, and his thought is unintelligible apart from understanding his appropriation of twentieth century philosophy and theology. But unlike many of his contemporaries, Buri has never believed that a decisive break

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Austin Lovegrovethe non-objectivity of faith need not exclude certain kinds of objective descriptions of faith. Here the concern will be to define more carefully the nature and limits of theology as existentialist interpretation and to show what stake such a theology ought to have in the problem of objectivity. Sec

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Austin Lovegroveisdom of its rather mixed spokesmen, has persistently stressed the importance of both contemplation and action. Contemplation, for example, has been encouraged not only by mystics and monastic orders, but by the influence of Platonic, Aristotelian, and Neo-Platonic ideals (such as . upon Judaism, Ch

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