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Martel, Marcel, 1965-
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Vice control -- Canada -- History.
Social control -- Canada -- History.
Vice -- History.
Vices -- History.
Canada -- Moral conditions -- History.
Canada -- Social conditions -- History.
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Martel, Marcel, 1965-
Vice control -- Canada -- History.
Social control -- Canada -- History.
Vice -- History.
Vices -- History.
Canada -- Moral conditions -- History.
Canada -- Social conditions -- History.
MARC Display
Canada
the good : a short
history
of vice since 1500 / Marcel Martel.
by
Martel, Marcel, 1965-
Wilfrid Laurier University Press, 2014.
Call #:
363.40971 M376c
Subjects
Vice control
--
Canada
--
History
.
Social
control
--
Canada
--
History
.
Vice
--
History
.
Vices
--
History
.
Canada
--
Moral
conditions
--
History
.
Canada
--
Social
conditions
--
History
.
ISBN:
9781554589470 (pbk.)
1554589479 (pbk.)
Description:
vi, 189 p. : ill., portraits ; 23 cm.
Bibliography:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Summary:
"Investing in vice can be profitable, but individuals and mutual funds have been reluctant to invest in this type of stock. Who would take pride in supporting the tobacco industry? What
social
responsibilities do investors bear with respect to compulsive gamblers who have lost so much money that suicide becomes an attractive option?
Canada
the Good considers more than five hundred years of debates and regulation that have conditioned Canadians' attitudes towards certain vices. Early European settlers implemented a Christian moral order that regulated sexual behaviour, gambling, and drinking. Later, some transgressions were diagnosed as health issues but those who refused the label of illness argued that behaviours formerly deemed as vices were within the range of normal human behaviour. Moral regulation has changed over time. Some debates have almost disappeared and others persist. The author illustrates the complexity over time of various forms of
social
regulation and the control of vice"--Provided by publisher.
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