Law in Context - Series page

pp iii-viii

Rethinking Criminal Justice - Title page

pp ix-ix

Copyright page

pp x-x

Dedication

pp xi-xi

Epigraph

pp xii-xii

Contents

pp xiii-xviii

Preface

pp xix-xxv

Acknowledgements

pp xxvi-xxviii

1 - Criminal Justice and the Metaphysical Animal

pp 1-24

Part I - Two Routes Beyond Political Theory

pp 25-76

Introduction to Part I: Two Beginnings

pp 27-28

2 - Young Hegel, Love and the Critique of Punishment

pp 29-51

3 - Guilt in Political Theory and Moral Psychology

pp 52-76

Part II - Moral Psychology, Law and the Metaphysics of Forgiveness

pp 77-124

Introduction to Part II: Towards Synthesis

pp 79-80

4 - Love, Guilt and Forgiveness

pp 81-102

5 - Law and the Metaphysics of Forgiveness

pp 103-124

Part III - Guilt and the Animal that Thinks and Loves

pp 125-192

Introduction to Part III: Synthesis and Atonement

pp 127-128

6 - Guilt Beyond Philosophy’s Limit

pp 129-148

7 - Two Accounts of Guilt in Freud

pp 149-167

8 - Primitive and Mature Retributivism

pp 168-192

Part IV - Three Case Studies

pp 193-268

Introduction to Part IV: Towards Abolition

pp 195-196

9 - Denying Guilt and Taking Responsibility

pp 197-222

10 - Violation, Mourning and Melancholia

pp 223-243

11 - Guilt, Freedom and Reconciliation

pp 244-268

Part V - Mature Retributivism as Abolition

pp 269-298

Introduction to Part V: From Moral Psychology to Penal Abolition

pp 271-272