In this thought-provoking work, McConnell explores the moral obligation to help others in need. Through personal anecdotes and philosophical analysis, he challenges readers to consider how they can live a more altruistic life.
This book explores the relationship between criminal responsibility and social constraints. McConnell argues that a just system of punishment must take into account the constraints placed upon individuals by their social environment, and that criminal responsibility should be defined accordingly. Drawing on both legal and philosophical perspectives, McConnell offers a compelling case for a more nuanced approach to criminal responsibility.