Death Penalty

Explore the compelling debate surrounding capital punishment in Death Penalty, a thought-provoking book by renowned philosophers Louis P. Pojman and Jeffrey Reiman, published by Bloomsbury Publishing Plc in 1997. This engaging work presents two contrasting perspectives on the morality and justification of the death penalty. Pojman advocates for execution based on the principle of retribution, while Reiman contends that although the death penalty may be a just punishment for murder, we are not morally obligated to carry it out. With 192 pages of insightful analysis, this paperback edition invites readers to delve into a critical examination of justice, ethics, and the implications of capital punishment. Perfect for those interested in philosophy, law, and social justice, Death Penalty offers a balanced exploration of a contentious issue that continues to provoke discussion today.