10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNPUNISHABLE»
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1
Ends and Principles in Kant’s Moral Thought
On the other hand, Kant could very well say that the house-owner, though not
inculpable (unstriiflich), is nevertheless unpunishable (unstrafbar): he is not
inculpable because he has violated a juridical duty, but he is unpunishable
because (we ...
2
The Atrocity Paradigm: A Theory of Evil
These failures are unpunishable because forgiveness, mercy, and gratitude
cannot rightly be compelled; others cannot claim them as their right, even when
these responses are deserved. Internal guilt is a moral remainder when the
offense is ...
There it is the lower orders of people assemble ; there they sit ; there they talk ;
there they swear, and talk obscenity ; there they quarrel, and there they fight ;
there the young hear all the tricks described by which unpunishable fraud obtains
its ...
4
The Body in Pain: The Making and Unmaking of the World
That is, “lightning and other such visitation of God” are privileged not because
they are unpunishable (though they are, of course, unpunishable: the lightning
cannot be carried beyond the edge of the city) but because of the prior fact that, ...
5
Giving Death a Helping Hand: Physician-Assisted Suicide and ...
The view adopted by jurisdictions is that what is crucial for the distinction
between unpunishable assistance in an act of suicide and homicide with the
victim's consent is who is de facto in control of the course of events. The relevant
leading ...
Dieter Birnbacher, Edgar Dahl, 2008
6
A Dictionary in Sanscrit and English
{'8 punishment. / W mfn. ( 4311-81118'1) Unpunishable, unworthy of or exempt
from punishment. 1:. w neg. (E1 to be punished. will] mfn. (Jaw-11')
Unpunishable, unfit to be punished, exempt from punishment. 8. W neg. {unfit to
be punished.
Horace Hayman Wilson, 1832
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The Asiatic Journal and Monthly Register for British India ...
... unpunishable mischief, unpunishable at least except by transmission."
MISCELLANEOUS. EXTIACTS not! NATIVE PAPERSThe Punjab.—Maharaja
Runjit Sinh lefi Lahore on the Hth of April, and proceeded to Amritser ; he
remained there ...
8
The Asiatic Journal and Monthly Miscellany
... men who, while they receive here all the protection, and enjoy all, nay more
than all, the privileges which Britons enjoy, are as it would seem a kind of
wholesale outlaws, with unlimited power to commit unpunishable mischief,
unpunishable ...
9
Politics in Dark Times: Encounters with Hannah Arendt
But what makes it unpunishable and unforgivable murder – absolute evil?
Perhaps it is the scale of murder – murder in the millions that transforms the crime
of murder into evil? However, she does not seem to think that the numbers of the
...
10
Church-of-Englandism and Its Catechism Examined
Oh what a blessing it would be if, of both Houses, no Members being bought by [
unpunishable]2 influence, as many as by possibility could be were bought and
sold by punishable bribery! Here would be impunity in name, punity in effect.
Jeremy Bentham, James E. Crimmins, Catherine Fuller, 2011
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNPUNISHABLE»
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unpunishable is used in the context of the following news items.
Domestic abuse of the mind in Britain was unpunishable until now
Today the Home Secretary, Theresa May, announced that patterns of coercive and controlling and psychologically abusive behaviour in intimate relationships ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Dec 14»
Mugabe is unpunishable - analyst
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe's spokesperson has reportedly described President Barack Obama's visit to the African Union headquarters as 'just a ... «News24, Jan 14»
