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The Atonement: In Its Relations to the Covenant, the ...
established nothing concerning any atonement that is necessary to remissibility ;
and therefore, on this assumption, we have established nothing concerning
atonement at all. He who will not accept the converse, or introverted form of the ...
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Introduction To The Study Of The Works Of Jeremy Bentham: 1
Remissibility. The properties of commensurability, characteristicalness,
exemplarity, subserviency to reformation, and efl'icacy in disabling, are more
particularly calculated to augment the profit which is to be made by punishment:
frugality, ...
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The Works of Jeremy Bentham, Now First Collected: Under the ...
Remissibility. The properties of commensurability, characteristicalness,
exemplarity, subserviency to reformation, and efficacy in disabling, are more
particularly calculated to augment the profit which is to be made by punishment :
frugality, ...
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An Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation ...
Remissibility. The properties of commensurability, characteristicalness,
exemplarity, subserviency to reformation, and efficacy in disabling, are more
particularly calculated to augment _ the profit which is to be made by punishment:
frugality, ...
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Readings in Political Philosophy: Theory and Applications
This, indeed, is apt enough to be the case, under the imperfect systems that are
as yet on foot: and therefore, during the continuance of those systems, the
property of remissibility may, on this second ground likewise, as well as on the
former, ...
Diane Jeske, Richard Fumerton,
2011
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The opinions of different authors upon the punishment of death
Remissibility. The properties of commensurability? characteristi- calness,
exemplarity, subserviency to reformation, and efficacy in disabling, are more
particularly calculated to augment the profit which is to be made by punishment :
frugality, ...
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The Rationale of Punishment
Remissibility . Remissibility is the last of all the properties that seem to be
requisite in a lot of punishment. The general presumption is,' that when
punishment is applied, punishment is needful : that it ought to be applied, and
therefore cannot ...
Jeremy Bentham, Richard Smith (of the Stamp and Taxes Office.), Etienne Dumont,
1830
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The Classical Utilitarians: Bentham and Mill
There is another case in which the property of remissibility may appear to be of
use: this is, where, although the offender has been justly punished, yet on
account of some good behaviour of his, displayed at a time subsequent to that of
the ...
John Stuart Mill, Jeremy Bentham, John Troyer,
2003
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An Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation, 2
This, indeed, is apt enough to be the case, under the imperfect systems that are
as yet on foot : and therefore, during the continuance of those systems, the
property of remissibility may, on this second ground likewise, as well as on the
former, ...
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Jeremy Bentham: Critical Assessments
For example, he believes the "Remissibility" of a punishment is of greater weight
in its effect on the general happiness than is either "Simplicity of Description" or "
Characteristicalness." Why is this so, if it is? Similarly, Bentham seems to believe
...