International audienceIn the Homeric poems – although the notion that material and causal responsibility should be separated from moral responsibility begins to emerge – the principle of strict liability predominates. This is moreover true as far as homicide is concerned; when a man is killed, whether the killing is intentional or not, the victim’s relatives react with vengeance. With his law on homicide, towards the end of the seventh century BC, the Athenian legislator Drakon was the first to consider mens rea as a criterion to differentiate the penalties. The debate on criminal and, more generally, moral responsibility becomes urgent in the last years of the fifth century, when in the end the idea prevails that a merely material and caus...
This thesis deals with the theme of retaliation, how people perceive and react to offence in the con...
Punishment, as Nietzsche reminds us, makes us who we are and constitutes us as particular kinds of s...
International audienceThe aim of this paper is to analyse and to compare Aristotle’s and Plato’s opi...
International audienceIn the Homeric poems – although the notion that material and causal responsibi...
In varying ways, vengeance is a prominent feature in the human social experience. At first appearing...
Homicide is a potent crime in any society, and classical Athens was no exception. The Athenians impl...
This thesis examines Plato's Laws, offering a fresh consideration of the important differences betwe...
この論文は国立情報学研究所の学術雑誌公開支援事業により電子化されました。How was a man who had killed someone intentionally treated in At...
The subject of responsibility is undertaken by Aristotle from the perspective of the evaluation of t...
This paper intends to examine three different aspects of political murder in the Greek classical wor...
The crime of manslaughter, in England and Wales, arguably includes two ways by which it may be prove...
Homicide, Wounding, and Battery in the Fourth-Century Attic Orators addresses the law and rhetoric o...
The Homeric poems preserve the first notions of law prevailing in the archaic era together with some...
This dissertation aims to discuss the subject of “inherited responsibly” in Ancient Greece and Early...
International audienceIn his speeches, Lysias the ‘logographer’ quotes some general ethic principles...
This thesis deals with the theme of retaliation, how people perceive and react to offence in the con...
Punishment, as Nietzsche reminds us, makes us who we are and constitutes us as particular kinds of s...
International audienceThe aim of this paper is to analyse and to compare Aristotle’s and Plato’s opi...
International audienceIn the Homeric poems – although the notion that material and causal responsibi...
In varying ways, vengeance is a prominent feature in the human social experience. At first appearing...
Homicide is a potent crime in any society, and classical Athens was no exception. The Athenians impl...
This thesis examines Plato's Laws, offering a fresh consideration of the important differences betwe...
この論文は国立情報学研究所の学術雑誌公開支援事業により電子化されました。How was a man who had killed someone intentionally treated in At...
The subject of responsibility is undertaken by Aristotle from the perspective of the evaluation of t...
This paper intends to examine three different aspects of political murder in the Greek classical wor...
The crime of manslaughter, in England and Wales, arguably includes two ways by which it may be prove...
Homicide, Wounding, and Battery in the Fourth-Century Attic Orators addresses the law and rhetoric o...
The Homeric poems preserve the first notions of law prevailing in the archaic era together with some...
This dissertation aims to discuss the subject of “inherited responsibly” in Ancient Greece and Early...
International audienceIn his speeches, Lysias the ‘logographer’ quotes some general ethic principles...
This thesis deals with the theme of retaliation, how people perceive and react to offence in the con...
Punishment, as Nietzsche reminds us, makes us who we are and constitutes us as particular kinds of s...
International audienceThe aim of this paper is to analyse and to compare Aristotle’s and Plato’s opi...