Discourses on Violence and Punishment: Probing the Extremes

Lanham: Lexington Books (2017)
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Abstract

This book probes the extreme variation in discourses on violence and punishment. Its comprehensive examination brings together normative political-theoretical discourses on punishment, historical changes in violence and punishment, and perspectives on punishment from political powers, world religions, literature and film, criminology, and theodicy.

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