2020
DOI: 10.1177/0306624x20967945
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Critiquing the Conception of “Crimes Against Nature”: The Necessity for a New “Natural” Law

Abstract: Drawing upon historical developments and legal interpretations of “crimes against nature” as it relates to bestiality, this paper endeavors to promote further discussions surrounding the conception of “natural” and/or extant law, by which an understanding of historical and modern objections to crimes against nature opens them up to the critique of thin-universalism—that is, that despite disparate socio-moral fundaments, laws of prohibition coalesce around evangelical totalities. We contend that a paradigm shif… Show more

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