The moral benefit of punishment : self-determination as a goal of correctional counseling
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The moral benefit of punishment : self-determination as a goal of correctional counseling
Lexington Books, c2003
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 149-151) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
In this provocative work, Frances E. Gill argues that self-determination is a universal goal of correctional counseling. Gill leads the reader through a rigorous philosophical justification of the paternalism of state punishment in service of this goal. Drawing on the thought of Maurice Merleau-Ponty, Mitchell Aboulafia, and Lawrence Kohlberg, Gill shows that the internalization of moral values (which an offender could achieve through psychotherapy) is necessary for true self-determination. After surveying the predominant contemporary schools of psychotherapy, she shows that-in spite of the differences among existing theoretical orientations-practitioners of correctional counseling consistently strive to facilitate their clients' self-determination. Gill's intelligent treatise will be a valuable reference for scholars of moral and political philosophy, clinical and correctional psychology, and criminal justice, as well as for practicing correctional counselors.
目次
Chapter 1 A Presentation of a Moral Education Theory 2 A Defense of the Need for a Moral Education Account 3 Justifying the Paternalism of Punishing 4 Self-Determination 5 Self-Determination as a Goal of Correctional Counseling 6 Concluding Remarks
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