思想史視野下的漢晉之際肉刑存廢之爭議
[Abstract]:From ancient times until now, the definition of "corporal punishment" varies. In the broad sense, corporal punishment includes the punishment of cutting limbs, severing skin and beating the body, as well as all penalties associated with it, such as alternative punishment, while the narrow term of "corporal punishment" includes four kinds: tattoos, shanks, palaces and so on. Although it is no longer possible to examine the origin of corporal punishment, the present historical data can be traced back to the Yellow Emperor. Qin and the early Han Dynasty, followed the Zhou system. Qin Dynasty, severe punishment, and more detailed classification of penalties, various types of corporal punishment. The Han Dynasty inherited the Qin system, and the corporal punishment was the same as that of the Qin Dynasty. From the end of the Han Dynasty to the Wei and Jin dynasties, the change of the political situation caused the change of the penalty system, in which the question of the existence and abolition of the corporal punishment was discussed many times, especially during the period from the end of the Han Dynasty to the Wei and Jin dynasties, the time span was large and the number of participants was large. The scope of the spread, the far-reaching impact, is unprecedented. In the last four centuries, there have been as many as nine discussions on the question of the existence or abolition of corporal punishment. Discuss the pros and cons of each side: the same argument, or the same argument. The idea of abolishing corporal punishment gradually gained the upper hand, but it all ended up in vain. The outcome of the discussions was not really carried out in judicial practice, but only on the ideological level. Therefore, the discussion on the existence and abolishment of corporal punishment in the Han and Jin dynasties is not only an important issue in the history of politics and law in ancient China, but also a content worthy of attention and study in the history of thought. The discussion on the abolition of corporal punishment in the Han and Jin dynasties reflects the thought and value orientation of the commentators. Specifically, it reflects the Confucian orientation of "the forerunner of law", the idea of "overbearing the rule of justice", the Confucian thought that morality and education is the first, and the way of thinking that virtue-oriented punishment is supplemented by punishment, and so on. At the same time, the discussion on the existence and abolishment of corporal punishment also reflects people's thinking about the contradiction between life and death in that era, and reflects the view of life and values of people at that time. Therefore, through the micro-examination of the "flesh punishment", we can see the whole through a small part, so as to help grasp the development of the ideological history of Han and Jin dynasties, and dig out the deep meaning of it.
【學(xué)位授予單位】:重慶師范大學(xué)
【學(xué)位級別】:碩士
【學(xué)位授予年份】:2010
【分類號】:D929;D924
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