Justice, Law and Punishment
- Created by: Robin Harragin
- Created on: 07-05-13 14:55
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Clues
- What is the concept of being unaware of the disadvantages of others and treating them equal? (4, 2, 9)
- What is the theory call that claims that humans lack intrinsic value and must regulate their behaviour by having a ruler (6, 8)
- What is the theory of punishment called which seeks to change or convert the criminal to a better life? (14)
- Which modern philosopher believed that we are entitled to keep what we legitimately earn (6, 6)
- Which philosopher believes in retributive justice? (5, 7)
- Which philosopher claimed that all punishment is mischief? (6, 7)
- Which philosopher compared an approach to punishment to dealing with a broken down car? (8, 7)
- Who believed that man's life is "solitary, poor, nasty, short and brutish? (6, 6)
- Who believes that man should never be a means to an end, he is an "end in himself" (8, 4)
- Who does Plato think should run the government? (11, 5)
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