Education As a Science
Education As a Science
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) Fourth, cases where Punishment is needless : as when the end can be attained in some cheaper way, as by instruction and persuasion. In this class Bentham specially includes the offences that consist in disseminat- ing pernicious principles in politics, morality, or religion. These should be met by instruction and argument, and not by the penalties of the law.
Under what he calls the expense or frugality of Punishment, Bentham nrges the necessity of presenting to the mind an adequate notion of... what a punishment really is. Hence the advantage of punishments that are easily learnt, and remembered, and that appear greater, and not less, than they really are. .
Next, as to the main point, the jneavure of Punishment. First, it should be such as clearly to outweigh the profit of the offence : including not simply the immediate profit, but every advantage, real or apparent, that has weighed as an inducement to commit it. Second, the greater the mischief of the offence, the greater is the expense that it is worth while to be at, in the way of punishment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) Fourth, cases where Punishment is needless : as when the end can be attained in some cheaper way, as by instruction and persuasion. In this class Bentham specially includes the offences that consist in disseminat- ing pernicious principles in politics, morality, or religion. These should be met by instruction and argument, and not by the penalties of the law.
Under what he calls the expense or frugality of Punishment, Bentham nrges the necessity of presenting to the mind an adequate notion of... what a punishment really is. Hence the advantage of punishments that are easily learnt, and remembered, and that appear greater, and not less, than they really are. .
Next, as to the main point, the jneavure of Punishment. First, it should be such as clearly to outweigh the profit of the offence : including not simply the immediate profit, but every advantage, real or apparent, that has weighed as an inducement to commit it. Second, the greater the mischief of the offence, the greater is the expense that it is worth while to be at, in the way of punishment.
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