An Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation (The Collected Works of Jeremy Bentham)

Introduction / F. Rosen -- Bentham's Principle Of Utility And Theory Of Penal Law / H.l.a. Hart -- I. Of The Principle Of Utility -- Ii. Of Principles Adverse To That Of Utility -- Iii. Of The Four Sanctions Or Sources Of Pain And Pleasure -- Iv. Value Of A Lot Of Pleasure Or Pain, How To Be Measured -- V. Pleasure And Pains, Their Kinds -- Vi. Of Circumstances Influencing Sensibility -- Vii. Of Human Actions In General -- Viii. Of Intentionality -- Ix. Of Consciousness -- X. Of Motives -- Xi. Of Human Dispositions In General -- Xii. Of The Consequences Of A Mischievous Act -- Xiii. Cases Unmeet For Punishment -- Xiv. Of The Proportion Between Punishments And Offences -- Xv. Of The Properties To Be Given To A Lot Of Punishment -- Xvi. Division Of Offences -- Xvii. Of The Limits Of The Penal Branch Of Jurisprudence. Jeremy Bentham ; An Authoritative Edition By J.h. Burns And H.l.a. Hart ; With A New Introduction By F. Rosen And An Interpretive Essay By H.l.a. Hart. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.