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Twin study uncovers heritable roots of moral thinkingA study published in Personality & Individual Differences reports that our fundamental moral orientations may be ...
A long time ago on an island far, far away, a man by the name of Jeremy Bentham, with his beloved cat by his side (presumably), which he lovingly named, “The Reverend Sir John Langbourne ...
The turn of the 18th century was a time of optimism and complacency in England. The constitutional settlement of 1689, which had established the requirement for ...
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From Panopticon to pleasure dome: Dutch prisons transformedThe panopticon, first envisioned by British philosopher and social reformer Jeremy Bentham in the 1700s, is a circular structure with a domed roof and cells arranged in tiers on the circumference.
Much like we are now beginning to feel that there is something wrong with how we treat animals, perhaps some of our ancestors also had a feeling that what they were doing was wrong.
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