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082 _a303.36 HON
100 _aHonderich, Ted
245 0 _aPunishment : the supposed justifications.
250 _a
260 _a"Middlesex, Eng"
260 _bPenguin Books
260 _c1984
300 _a248p.
520 _aThe book is given over to the analysis and assessment of arguments. It is its somewhat grand intention to consider every- thing that is intelligible and at all persuasive by way of defenses of the practice of punishment, and also to pay some attention to persistent obscurities. These defenses and obscurities are principally the work of a succession of moral philosophers.
650 _aPunishment
942 _cB
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