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An Eye for an Eye?: The Immorality of Punishing by Death (Modernity and Political Thought)

by Stephen Nathanson

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The right of the state to take life has become the epitome of the unresolvable issue. In An Eye for an Eye? philosopher Stephen Nathanson examines the moral issues concerning the legitimacy of the death penalty, explaining and evaluating the evidence for and against the death penalty.

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364.66Social sciences › Social problems & social services › Criminology › Punishment › Death penalty

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HV8694.N37Social sciences › Social pathology. Social and public welfare. Criminology › Social pathology. Social and public welfare. › Criminal justice administration › Penology. Prisons. Corrections

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