This book presents the concept of Spiritual Jewish criminology. It stems from the Jewish spiritual paradigm, and explains criminology from this point of view in theoretical and applied perspectives. This volume uses qualitative methodology and a phenomenological, hermeneutic approach that enables a combination of interviews and analysis of scriptural texts.
Spiritual criminology topics covered from the Spiritual Jewish perspective include:
This volume suggests theoretical and practical implications to the field of criminology, and although based on Jewish premises, presents in a way that can benefit different belief systems. It is ideal for professionals interested in the intersection of spirituality and criminology.
This book presents the concept of Spiritual Jewish criminology. It stems from the Jewish spiritual paradigm, and explains criminology from this point of view in theoretical and applied perspectives. This volume uses qualitative methodology and a phenomenological, hermeneutic approach that enables a combination of interviews and analysis of scriptural texts.
Spiritual criminology topics covered from the Spiritual Jewish perspective include:
This volume suggests theoretical and practical implications to the field of criminology, and although based on Jewish premises, presents in a way that can benefit different belief systems. It is ideal for professionals interested in the intersection of spirituality and criminology.
Yitzhak Ben Yair
Criminology from a spiritual perspective Materialism as a predisposition towards evil Egocentrism as a cause of delinquency Altrocentrism promote pro-social Behavior Judaism-based social sciences Offenders Rehabilitation Criminology-based spirituality self-centeredness and criminal Behavior Other-centeredness as meaningful purpose of life God-centeredness promote normative Behavior