Michał Peno
Biographic Data
| ID | 4146977 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Michał Peno |
| GIVEN NAMES | Michał |
| FAMILY NAME | Peno |
| SIGNATURE | PENO M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Szczecin |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9905-3783 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
W kręgu filozofii egzystencjalnej. Uwagi wokół Petera Sloterdijka książki pt. Stres a wolność – artykuł recenzyjny
Joanna d’Arc pojawia się w świecie Króla Henryka VI Williama Szekspira, w pierwszej części jego najdłuższej sztuki, na mocy prawa boskiego. Jest wysłanniczką niebios. W sztuce tej wiele mówi się o prawie na dworze angielskim i francuskim. Dyskusje, kłótnie, intrygi dotyczą aspiracji do objęcia tronu. Skrajne emocje są wszechobecne. Nie brakuje słów i decyzji podejmowanych pod ich wpływem. Joanna d’Arc wzbudza zarówno pozytywne jak i negatywne emo…
Changing Narratives of Jan and Maria Malisz’s Case (1933): Social, Legal and Cultural Perspectives
In 1933, Cracow was the scene of a brutal murder of three people: Helena and Michał Süskind and Walenty Przebinda, a postman. The bloody slaughter of the victims had taken place on Pańska street, in the city centre of Cracow. It was soon revealed that the crime had been perpetrated by the impoverished couple Jan and Maria Malisz. The speedy public trial of the culprits ended with two death sentences. Jan was hanged after rendering the verdict. Hi…
Punishment, Responsibility and Transformation in the Novel The Reader by Bernhard Schlink
The article presents the issues related to the philosophy of law that can be found directly or indirectly in the novel by B. Schlinek entitled The Reader. The article is problematic in nature, and the reason for interpreting the novel from a philosophical and legal perspective was the fact that the author claims that writing is for him “the second life”. In the first place, he considers himself a lawyer, a constitutionalist. The first problem con…
Principles of Criminal Liability from the Semiotic Point of View
Certainly principles of criminal liability may be understood as rules or norms outlining orders or prohibitions and standing out among other norms with their weight, for legal culture, legal doctrine, etc. In such a classic approach they are norms defining basic rights and obligations in the applicable criminal law ( legalata level). However, is it the only possible and cognitively interesting meaning of the word “principle” in jurisprudence? Fro…
The Philosophy of Criminal Law and the Phenomenon of Anti-Democratization: Reflections on the Example of Polish Criminal Policy
The aim of the article is to analyze the processes of anti-democratization as a violation of the idea of the rule of law in the context of changes and directions of criminal policy and criminal justice system, on the example of Polish legislation. Activity of the legislator in the field of criminal law was confronted with the liberal-democratic philosophy of criminal law, which searches for the justification for punitive repression in a social co…
Odpowiedzialność karna a determinizm antropologiczny
Much has been written recently about the problem of justifying punishment in the context of anthropological determinism and incompatibilism. However, the problem of the relationship between determinism, on the one hand, and the theory of punishment, on the other, is multi-dimensional. This article focuses on criminal responsibility in a world of determinism. It is mostly an attempt to review the basic concepts and issues in the philosophy of resp…
Odpowiedzialność karna a determinizm antropologiczny
Much has been written recently about the problem of justifying punishment in the context of anthropological determinism and incompatibilism. However, the problem of the relationship between determinism, on the one hand, and the theory of punishment, on the other, is multi-dimensional. This article focuses on criminal responsibility in a world of determinism. It is mostly an attempt to review the basic concepts and issues in the philosophy of resp…
Odpowiedzialność karna a determinizm antropologiczny
Much has been written recently about the problem of justifying punishment in the context of anthropological determinism and incompatibilism. However, the problem of the relationship between determinism, on the one hand, and the theory of punishment, on the other, is multi-dimensional. This article focuses on criminal responsibility in a world of determinism. It is mostly an attempt to review the basic concepts and issues in the philosophy of resp…
The Philosophy of Criminal Law and the Phenomenon of Anti-Democratization: Reflections on the Example of Polish Criminal Policy
The aim of the article is to analyze the processes of anti-democratization as a violation of the idea of the rule of law in the context of changes and directions of criminal policy and criminal justice system, on the example of Polish legislation. Activity of the legislator in the field of criminal law was confronted with the liberal-democratic philosophy of criminal law, which searches for the justification for punitive repression in a social co…
Principles of Criminal Liability from the Semiotic Point of View
Certainly principles of criminal liability may be understood as rules or norms outlining orders or prohibitions and standing out among other norms with their weight, for legal culture, legal doctrine, etc. In such a classic approach they are norms defining basic rights and obligations in the applicable criminal law ( legalata level). However, is it the only possible and cognitively interesting meaning of the word “principle” in jurisprudence? Fro…
Punishment, Responsibility and Transformation in the Novel The Reader by Bernhard Schlink
The article presents the issues related to the philosophy of law that can be found directly or indirectly in the novel by B. Schlinek entitled The Reader. The article is problematic in nature, and the reason for interpreting the novel from a philosophical and legal perspective was the fact that the author claims that writing is for him “the second life”. In the first place, he considers himself a lawyer, a constitutionalist. The first problem con…
Changing Narratives of Jan and Maria Malisz’s Case (1933): Social, Legal and Cultural Perspectives
In 1933, Cracow was the scene of a brutal murder of three people: Helena and Michał Süskind and Walenty Przebinda, a postman. The bloody slaughter of the victims had taken place on Pańska street, in the city centre of Cracow. It was soon revealed that the crime had been perpetrated by the impoverished couple Jan and Maria Malisz. The speedy public trial of the culprits ended with two death sentences. Jan was hanged after rendering the verdict. Hi…
W kręgu filozofii egzystencjalnej. Uwagi wokół Petera Sloterdijka książki pt. Stres a wolność – artykuł recenzyjny
Joanna d’Arc pojawia się w świecie Króla Henryka VI Williama Szekspira, w pierwszej części jego najdłuższej sztuki, na mocy prawa boskiego. Jest wysłanniczką niebios. W sztuce tej wiele mówi się o prawie na dworze angielskim i francuskim. Dyskusje, kłótnie, intrygi dotyczą aspiracji do objęcia tronu. Skrajne emocje są wszechobecne. Nie brakuje słów i decyzji podejmowanych pod ich wpływem. Joanna d’Arc wzbudza zarówno pozytywne jak i negatywne emo…
Law (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Law in Society and Culture (3 works) · Philosophy of law (3 works) · Public law (3 works) · Criminal law (2 works) · Criminal Law and Policy (2 works)