Punishment, Shaming, and Violence
2020
This chapter shows how understanding the emotions of shame and guilt,
and the contrasting moral value systems and behavior patterns they
motivate, can enable us to understand the causes and effects of
violence (toward self or others) and punishment (of self or others).
This explains why punishment, which is itself a form of violent
shaming, stimulates violence rather than inhibiting it; and why we
will need to replace prisons and punishments with non-violent means
of transcending shame and guilt, such as education and life in a
therapeutic community, if we wish to prevent violence.
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