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The Human Condition: Philosophical Issues

Crime, Law, & Justice

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Crime is not one of the "Great Ideas" as determined by Mortimer Adler's group who worked on the Great Books Program; however, "Law" and "Justice" - and "punishment" - are included among those Great Ideas. Crime, however, has been a reality of the "Human Condition" in all of recorded history; it has been a constant of human life.

We approach this subject - Crime, Law, & Justice - from both a "philosophical" point of view, and also from a practical, down-to-earth, applied point-of-view. You will find here, then, both a theoretical and a practical discussion of the subject, as well as information about many outside resources, including books and audio-visual materials.

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