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Contemporary Studies in Kantian Philosophy 9 (2024): KANT ON DIGNITY, ENLIGHTENMENT, AND PUNISHMENT—A CRITICAL EXAMINATION
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Karl Ameriks (Univ. of Notre Dame, USA), “Difficulties with Dignity: Kant and Capital Punishment,” 1-15: https://www.cckp.space/single-post/cskp-9-2024-1-15-ameriks-difficulties-with-dignity-kant-and-capital-punishment
2. Jonathan D. Chavez-Munoz (Independent, USA), “Kant and Particularism: Retribution and Consideration,” 16-27: https://www.cckp.space/single-post/cskp-9-2024-16-27-chavez-munoz-kant-and-particularism-retribution-and-consideration
3. Robert Hanna (Independent, CA), “Brute Force: Kant, Dassin, Dignity, and Dismantling The Crime-&-Punishment Machine,” 28-41: https://www.cckp.space/single-post/cskp-9-2024-28-41-hanna-brute-force-kant-dassin-dignity-and-dismantling-the-crime-punishm
4. Lu Jiang (Sun Yat-Sen Univ., CN), “Is Criminal Punishment Compatible with Human Dignity? The Principle of Punishment in Kant from a Contemporary Perspective,” 42-49: https://www.cckp.space/single-post/cskp-9-2024-42-49-jiang-is-criminal-punishment-compatible-with-human-dignity-the-principle-of
5. Ryan Lee (Phd Student, York University, CA), “Protecting the Unconditioned Other: Why Kant Supports Capital Punishment,” 50-54: https://www.cckp.space/single-post/cskp-9-2024-50-54-lee-protecting-the-unconditioned-other-why-kant-supports-capital-punishment
6. Jan Migenda (PhD Student, Univ. of Bonn, DE), “ 55-83: https://www.cckp.space/single-post/cskp-9-2024-55-83-migenda-kant-on-enlightenment-and-dignity-in-punishment
7. Zachary Mondragon (Independent, USA), “Equivocating about Equality in Punishment,” 84-97: https://www.cckp.space/single-post/cskp-9-2024-84-97-mondragon-equivocating-about-equality-in-punishment
8. Oliver Sensen (Tulane University, USA), “Human Dignity and Punishment,” 98-114: https://www.cckp.space/single-post/cskp-9-2024-98-114-sensen-human-dignity-and-punishment
9. Robert Tierney (Univ. of Houston, USA), “Retribution and Dignity: In Defense of Hampton’s Expressive Annulment Theory of Retribution,” 115-138: https://www.cckp.space/single-post/cskp-9-2024-115-138-tierney-retribution-and-dignity-in-defense-of-hampton-s-expressive-annulme
10. CSKP Editorial Team, “Bibliography of Kant’s Writings Listed By English Translations of Their Titles,” 139-149: https://www.cckp.space/single-post/cskp-9-2024-139-149-cskp-editorial-team-bibliography-of-kant-s-writings-in-english
(Cultural Politics, 2024). Cultural Politics. “Movements to Radically Reform or Abolish Prisons.” Available online at URL = <https://culturalpolitics.net/index/social_movements/prisons>.
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