[PDF] Top 20 A role for expression in retributive theories of punishment

... Reprobation is not directly about who someone is, but about what is a legitimate sort of judgment to make about them. In the context of the community we have been discussing it places constraints on the policies of the ... See full document

... its expression of outrage upon the commission of an ...believed punishment to be a “passionate reac- tion” to crime, and this expressive view of pun- ishment can be seen in modern-day notions of censure in ... See full document

... criminal punishment—deterrence, incapacitation, just punishment, and ...Congress’s role by prescribing punishments that were essentially binding ...impose punishment for morally repugnant ... See full document

... retributivist theories that draw on denunciation and the expression of moral emotions in order to justify ...that punishment should express our sense of the moral seriousness of crime as ...that ... See full document

... CD147 expression in various cancers: cancers of the liver (80%), prostate (80%), lung (62%), stomach (66%), colon (58%), rectum (59%), breast (64%), brain (90%), esophagus (87%), ovary (75%), urinary bladder ... See full document

... her own misfortune may itself be perceived as an injustice. By discussing and elaborating an analogy that Sharma draws to illustrate the distinction he is making, I aim to bring out significant particularities of the ... See full document

... rehabilitative theories, prison may not be the best venue for achieving its objectives because it isolates the offenders from the realities of life with which they must learn how to ... See full document

... Inl J Oey lliol 39 559 573 (1995) 559 Oligillal Article Expression pattern of two otx genes suggests a role in specifying anterior body structures in zebrafish PASCALE MERCIER', ANTONIO SIMEONE2, FRAN[.] ... See full document

... Written data gathered from 65 high school students was used to form the items in the scales. Additionally, theory and research findings in the literature on the effects of rewards and punishment were also ... See full document

... the expression of miR-133a-3p in BC and provide insights into the molecular mechanism underlying ...the expression of miR-133a-3p in BC, we searched eligible studies from literature and Gene ... See full document

... Pediatricians should work with the chain- men of the committees on school health of their state chapters of the American Academy of Pedi- atnics (AAP) to: (1) assess the current state la[r] ... See full document

... Table of Contents Page Introduction 1 Facial Expression 3 Discharge Theories 3 Proprioceptive Feedback Theories 4 Support for Discharge Theories 7 Support for Proprioceptive Theories 10 [r] ... See full document

... It is worth pointing out that the proposal outlined above for eliminating redundant represen- tational structure may seem to pit the philosopher against the physicist. For redundant structure often provides convenience ... See full document

... sisting of either the entire B6 Sry mol- ecule (including the HMG box and Q- rich domain) or Q-rich domain were used in farwestern blotting of mouse testis imprints on PVDF membrane. Identical results were obtained in ... See full document

... relations theories and provided a systematic review about the concept of culture, pursued by dif- ferent scholars in international relations theo- ...the role of culture as a concept in international ... See full document

... Education is also one of the key factors to accelerate tourism and development. Al-Rabaani (2013) focused tourism linking to education as an important means for sustainable development while there is the establishment of ... See full document

... Cyber deterrence by punishment is an alternative to deterrence by denial. In this strategy, a defending state threatens retalation against any attacking enemy state. The retaliation should be perceived by the ... See full document

... Using the CSBS-DP-ITC, overall score, and the Sensation Seek- ing subscale of the ITSP, we obtained a screening tool that was able to identify all of the ASD children in our sample (con[r] ... See full document

... Fig. 2. Gene expression pattern of myoglobin during zebrafish development. The early embryos shown are during cleavage period at the 4-cell stage (A) followed by the 512-cell stage (B) shortly before mid blastula ... See full document

... Transcription factor binding sites of the mouse α A-crystallin promoter (see Fig. 4) were identified using site-directed mutagen- esis and transient transfections in cultured lens cells (Sommer et al., 1988; Nakamura et ... See full document