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The Journal of Psychiatry & Law, 1973
The sense of justice is a universal psychosocial preoccupation that has developed in both the individual and society during the course of civilization. A doctrine, a concept, and a striving comprise its three parts. The first of these finds its origins in fairness as command, fairness as contract, utilitarianism and divine command.
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The sense of justice is a universal psychosocial preoccupation that has developed in both the individual and society during the course of civilization. A doctrine, a concept, and a striving comprise its three parts. The first of these finds its origins in fairness as command, fairness as contract, utilitarianism and divine command.
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2015
This Research Paper is an attempt to answer the following questions of jurisprudence in a manner- thoughtful and lucid.What is Justice?What are the various forms of justice?What is the difference between 'Corrective Justice' and 'Distributive Justice'?How is "law in accordance with justice" different from "justice in accordance with law"?What is the ...
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This Research Paper is an attempt to answer the following questions of jurisprudence in a manner- thoughtful and lucid.What is Justice?What are the various forms of justice?What is the difference between 'Corrective Justice' and 'Distributive Justice'?How is "law in accordance with justice" different from "justice in accordance with law"?What is the ...
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The Philosophical Review, 1963
IN EMILE Rousseau asserts that the sense of justice is no mere moral conception formed by the understanding alone, but a true sentiment of the heart enlightened by reason, the natural outcome of our primitive affections.' In the first part of this paper I set out a psychological construction to illustrate the way in which Rousseau's thesis might be ...
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IN EMILE Rousseau asserts that the sense of justice is no mere moral conception formed by the understanding alone, but a true sentiment of the heart enlightened by reason, the natural outcome of our primitive affections.' In the first part of this paper I set out a psychological construction to illustrate the way in which Rousseau's thesis might be ...
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2020
The meaning of justice and the meaning of the aesthetic may both be sensed, but they can never be codified or entirely understood. They lack an essence, or a definition; they exist in specific performances rather than as general propositions.
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The meaning of justice and the meaning of the aesthetic may both be sensed, but they can never be codified or entirely understood. They lack an essence, or a definition; they exist in specific performances rather than as general propositions.
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2019
This chapter explores the enduring relationship between lynching and capital punishment in North Carolina in the 19th and 20th Centuries. Lynching was an essential way North Carolinians communicated their racial animus to official state actors, who responded with legal lynchings—the unfair trials of African American defendants before all-white juries ...
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This chapter explores the enduring relationship between lynching and capital punishment in North Carolina in the 19th and 20th Centuries. Lynching was an essential way North Carolinians communicated their racial animus to official state actors, who responded with legal lynchings—the unfair trials of African American defendants before all-white juries ...
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Culture and the Sense of Justice
Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology, 2005This article examines the intersection of culture and the sense of justice, summarizing a cumulative framework for analyzing human justice judgments that has emerged from several decades of social science research. It outlines a comprehensive guide to the terms and factors where culture may manifest itself and proposes a protocol for discerning the ...
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