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THE EARLY ROUSSEAU

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静岡県焼津市小柳津

￥2,000

MARIO EINAUDI、CORNELL UNIVERSITY PRESS、1967

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THE EARLY ROUSSEAU

￥2,000

MARIO EINAUDI 、CORNELL UNIVERSITY PRESS 、1967

HC 初版　紙カバー擦れ　小口経年シミ　本文概ね良好　　148×223㎜　294頁

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SHAME, BLAME AND CULPABILITYCRIME AND VIOLENCE IN THE MODERN STATE

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大阪府大阪市北区天神橋

￥3,500

SHAME, BLAME AND CULPABILITY、Routledge、2014-1、248ｐ･･･

Conteｔｓ
Notes on contributors
Preface: Towards a history of shaming and blaming
XAVIER ROUSSEAU
Acknowledgements
Introduction
JUDITH ROWBOTHAM, MARIANNA MURAVYEVA AND DAVID NASH
PARTI
Theorising shame
1 Vergüenza, vergogne, schande, skam and sram:
litigating for shame and dishonour in early modern
Europe
MARIANNA MURAVYEVA
cer
2 Fama, shame punishments and the history of justice in
the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries
ANTONELLA BETTONI
3 Towards an agenda for the wider study of shame:
theorising from nineteenth-century British evidence
DAVID NASH
PART II
Rethinking blame
4 The shifting nature of blame: revisiting issues of blame,
shame and culpability in the English criminal justice
system
JUDITH ROWBOTHAM
その他
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SHAME, BLAME AND CULPABILITYCRIME AND VIOLENCE IN THE MODERN STATE

￥3,500

SHAME, BLAME AND CULPABILITY 、Routledge 、2014-1 、248ｐ、23ｐ

Conteｔｓ Notes on contributors Preface: Towards a history of shaming and blaming XAVIER ROUSSEAU Acknowledgements Introduction JUDITH ROWBOTHAM, MARIANNA MURAVYEVA AND DAVID NASH PARTI Theorising shame 1 Vergüenza, vergogne, schande, skam and sram: litigating for shame and dishonour in early modern Europe MARIANNA MURAVYEVA cer 2 Fama, shame punishments and the history of justice in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries ANTONELLA BETTONI 3 Towards an agenda for the wider study of shame: theorising from nineteenth-century British evidence DAVID NASH PART II Rethinking blame 4 The shifting nature of blame: revisiting issues of blame, shame and culpability in the English criminal justice system JUDITH ROWBOTHAM その他状態：良い

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Northern spirits : John Watson, George Grant, and Charles Taylor -- appropriations of Hegelian political thought