The Rationale of Punishment
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8. The pleasure resulting from the several un- compellable services received at the hands of the family of which he has become a member. This may be referred to the pleasures of the moral sanction.
9. The pleasure of power, considered generally, independently of any particulur use that may be made of it, with ,which he is invested, in virtue of the exclusive controul he possesses, over the fund for reward and punishment. This may be: referred to the pleasures of the imagination.
10. The pleasur...e resulting from the condition of father. This we shall have occasion to notice in considering the evils resulting from the. forfeiture of the condition of the father.
This same eatalogue, with such slight variations, as the reader will find no difficulty in. making, is applicable to the condition of wife^ The task of coolly analysing and classifying feelings of this nature may appear tedious, but it is not the less necessary if we would estimate the amount of evil resulting from the loss of this condition..
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8. The pleasure resulting from the several un- compellable services received at the hands of the family of which he has become a member. This may be referred to the pleasures of the moral sanction.
9. The pleasure of power, considered generally, independently of any particulur use that may be made of it, with ,which he is invested, in virtue of the exclusive controul he possesses, over the fund for reward and punishment. This may be: referred to the pleasures of the imagination.
10. The pleasur...e resulting from the condition of father. This we shall have occasion to notice in considering the evils resulting from the. forfeiture of the condition of the father.
This same eatalogue, with such slight variations, as the reader will find no difficulty in. making, is applicable to the condition of wife^ The task of coolly analysing and classifying feelings of this nature may appear tedious, but it is not the less necessary if we would estimate the amount of evil resulting from the loss of this condition..
What to read after The Rationale of Punishment?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by White, Andrew Dickson, 1832-1918. Fmo to read onlineMoreLess
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