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Park Yeon-gyu: Correctional ethics

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The principle of reform: the prison's physical and sexual ethics are the first books in the country to discuss ‘ethic standards for dealing with prisoners.’. The author, Park Yue-sai, professor of philosophy at the University of Race, says that proof ethics is not just necessary to be nice to the inmates but to treat them “with the weight of the sin they have committed and with the correctness of it.”. The standard of justice is to ensure that the punishments and reforms of the prison are within reach.

Korean title: 교정윤리

Korean author: 박연규

Korean publisher: 시간여행

ISBN-13: 9791185346472

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KM*****
May 21, 2017

Ethics is a very well-known time. National ethics, living ethics, working ethics, counseling ethics, AI ethics. I remember the back. Ethics was known as Doreena's law, which should be observed or practiced as a person. And it was understood to be a moral sense. Reading this reform ethic, there was a change in the way we looked at prisoners. I thought it was just a way of separating people from society, and I felt like we had to help them get their personal routine back on the road to their own

AL********
May 18, 2017

Sometimes, when violent crimes are reported on on the news, most ordinary people blame the criminal and think he should be put in court for his high sentence. The criminal's desire to receive the consequences of his sin is reflected in their thinking. But the truth is, prisons are not just places where you punish guilty inmates with retribution. Prison is a place of punishment for prisoners, but it's also a place for reform. Prison is not hell, strictly speaking, it's purgatory. Prison is not a

KM*****
May 18, 2017

Ethics is a very well-known time. National ethics, living ethics, working ethics, counseling ethics, AI ethics. I remember the back. Ethics was known as Doreena's law, which should be observed or practiced as a person. And it was understood to be a moral sense. Reading this reform ethic, there was a change in the way we looked at prisoners. I thought it was just a way of separating people from society, and I felt like we had to help them get their personal routine back on the road to their own

박연규: 교정윤리
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