Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. PREFACE VII
3. CONTENTS XI
4. PART ONE. A SURVEY OF THEORIES OF RESPONSIBILITY
5. CHAPTER I. UTILITARIANISM—PRAISE AND BLAME AS INSTRUMENTS FOR SOCIAL CONTROL 3
6. CHAPTER II. EVOLUTION—PRAISE AND BLAME GENETICALLY JUSTIFIED 32
7. CHAPTER III. IDEALISM — FINAL JUDGMENTS AND MORAL RESPONSIBILITY 40
8. CHAPTER IV. MORAL JUDGMENTS AS EDUCATIONAL INSTRUMENTS FOR CONTROL 59
9. PART TWO. A STUDY OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF RESPONSIBILITY IN TWELVE CHILDREN
10. CASE REPORTS 71
11. PART THREE. AN EVALUATION OF ETHICAL THEORIES IN THE LIGHT OF THE EMPIRICAL DATA
12. CHAPTER I. THE PLACE OF PUNISHMENT IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF RESPONSIBILITY 129
13. CHAPTER II. ENCOURAGEMENT, AFFECTION, AND MORAL CONTROL 155
14. CHAPTER III. THE ENVIRONMENT AND MORAL CONTROL 169
15. CHAPTER IV. INTELLIGENCE AND RESPONSIBILITY 181
16. BIBLIOGRAPHY 193
17. INDEX 197