How Can Punishment be Justified? On Kant's Retributivism

In Heather Wilburn (ed.), Philosophical Thought: Across Cultures and Through the Ages (2022)
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In this brief chapter aimed at undergraduates, I examine theories of punishment and provide an introduction to Kant's retributivism.

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