英文摘要 |
The debate between criminal law subjectivism, which usually corresponds to criminal law actorism, and criminal law objectivism, which corresponds to criminal law behaviorism, has been of significant importance in the history of Western criminal law, while most scholars in China would choose the position of behaviorism, and there is a clear ignorance of actorism, and criminal law actorism has also become a target of the public. However, there is much to learn from actorism, which should not be forgotten in China’s increasingly prosperous study of criminal law. It is necessary to revisit actorism to give full play to its theoretical and practical value. It should be analyzed at least at three levels: criminal law perspectives, crime theory, and punishment theory, respectively. The recent amendments to criminal law have also involved many elements of the idea of actorism, such as preventive criminal law, the development of the treatment of offenders, and the expansion of the scope of the crime circle. Theoretically, we should take the initiative to use the perspective and content of actorism to reasonably explain these real-life problems and to reasonably restrict the punishment for unreasonable areas in conjunction with actorism promptly. With the absolute dominance of behaviorism, the reintroduction of actorism is both a reasonable foresight of the future development of criminal law and a sober awareness of the scope of criminal law at present. |