Kazna kao metafora (Punishment as a Metaphor)

Sluzbeni list SRJ (1995)
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The book explores the communicative and deliberative context for punishment and discusses the extent to which institutional punishment is an implicit language, conveying not only the values and norms, but also the collective experience and collective expectations of a community.

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