An Approach to the Problems of Punishment

Philosophy 33 (127):325 - 341 (1958)
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Abstract

I SHALL develop, in this article, certain distinctions suggested by recent contributions to the philosophical discussion of punishment, which help to clarify the issues involved. Having separated out what I consider the four central philosophical questions, I shall suggest an approach to them, which, while mainly utilitarian, takes due account, I believe, of the retributivist case where it is strongest, and meets the main retributivist objections

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Punishment and desert.C. W. K. Mundle - 1954 - Philosophical Quarterly 4 (16):216-228.

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