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200 14$aThe origins of radical criminology$hVolume II$iFrom classical Greece to early Christianity /$fStratos Georgoulas
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327   $aChapter 1. Introduction Chapter 2: The Classical era Introduction On law and justice Radical thinking about crime in classical drama Radical thinking about crime in history and rhetoric Radical thinking about crime in philosophy Chapter 3: Hellenistic world 1. Religion2. Politics3. Economy4. Justice 5. Revolutions6. Literature (art, science, poetry, Utopias)7. Philosophy (Cynics, Epicureans, Stoics, Sceptics) Chapter 4: Greco- Roman world Introduction Literature (Aesop's fables, Lucian) Philosophy (Neo-Sceptics, Lucretius) The early- Cristians' movement Chapter 5: The (Pre)History of Radical Criminology and Its Future.
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