Social Pathology
Social Pathology
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The will does not perform its ordinary functions. There is an abnormal activity of the desires and passions which breaks through the restraints of character to be revealed in conduct which has been socially condemned. In discussing the relation of the individual to crime, it is necessary to begin by certain preliminary definitions and considerations.
Whatever may be the responsibility of society for crime on ac- count of its bad organization or its lack of training for the indi- vidual, bad con...duct is viewed objectively from the point of view of the social order, and the criminal is held wholly responsible for his deed. The few exceptions which will be noted later only em- phasize the strength of this doctrine. The criminal is believed to have a clear and sane motive in his misdeeds, to know what he is doing and to know that he is doing wrong. The creed of per- sonal responsibility is upheld by the whole history of social devel- opment, and it is reenforced by that detestation which rises in the social mind whenever serious offenses are committed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The will does not perform its ordinary functions. There is an abnormal activity of the desires and passions which breaks through the restraints of character to be revealed in conduct which has been socially condemned. In discussing the relation of the individual to crime, it is necessary to begin by certain preliminary definitions and considerations.
Whatever may be the responsibility of society for crime on ac- count of its bad organization or its lack of training for the indi- vidual, bad con...duct is viewed objectively from the point of view of the social order, and the criminal is held wholly responsible for his deed. The few exceptions which will be noted later only em- phasize the strength of this doctrine. The criminal is believed to have a clear and sane motive in his misdeeds, to know what he is doing and to know that he is doing wrong. The creed of per- sonal responsibility is upheld by the whole history of social devel- opment, and it is reenforced by that detestation which rises in the social mind whenever serious offenses are committed.
What to read after Social Pathology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel George Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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