Thursday, 19 September 2024

what is 'justice'?

There is the philosophy of justice:

A Theory of Justice - Wikipedia

With a very popular online course available:

Justice | Harvard University

Justice with Michael Sandel - YouTube

Justice: What's The Right Thing To Do? Episode 01 "THE MORAL SIDE OF MURDER" - YouTube

And there is the practice of justice:

Jay Doubleyou: restorative justice

Jay Doubleyou: crime and punishment

With experiments happening in Liverpool [from 2:36:00]

Today - 18/09/24 - BBC Sounds

Back to philosophy:

Prisoners should indeed suffer for the wrongs they have done, not only because locking them up keeps society safe, and not only because their suffering may deter future offenders, but also because it is better that they come to truly understand the error of their ways, even if they never step back into society afterwards. In bringing about the feelings of shame that attend moral insight, punishment can add moral knowledge to the world. And more knowledge is better than less.

On Retributive Punishment | Issue 163 | Philosophy Now

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