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Introduction&JUDITH ROWBOTHAM， MARIANNA MURAVYEVA AND DAVID NASH 1

PART Ⅰ Theorising shame 15

1 Vergiienza， vergogne， schande， skam and sram：litigating for shame and dishonour in early modern Europe&MARIANNA MURAVYEVA 17

2 Fama， shame punishments and the history of justice in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries&ANTONELLA BETTONI 32

3 Towards an agenda for the wider study of shame：theorising from nineteenth-century British evidence&DAVID NASH 43

PART Ⅱ Rethinking blame 61

4 The shifting nature of blame： revisiting issues of blame，shame and culpability in the English criminal justice system&JUDITH ROWBOTHAM 63

5 Guilty before the fact？ The deviant body and the chimera of ‘precrime’， 1877-1939&NEIL DAVIE 80

6 The ‘convict stain’： desistence in the penal colony&BARRY GODFREY 96

PART Ⅲ Issues of authority in shame， blame and culpability 109

7 Penance， compensation， terror： the theory and practice of capital punishment in early modern France&PAUL FRIEDLAND 111

8 Hurt， harm and humiliation： community responses to deviant behaviour in early modern Scotland&ANNE-MARIE KILDAY 124

9 Violence against honour： shame and the crime of rape in the age of the Greek Revolution （1821-1828）&KATERINA MOUSADAKOU 141

10 ‘Treat them according to the European tradition’： the discourse of blaming the poor， the problem of professional beggars and attitudes to poverty in modern Russia&JULIA BARLOVA 152

11 Shaming punishments of women in Russia in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries&NATALIA PUSHKAREVA 168

12 Insulting the Russian royal family： crime， blame and its sources&BORIS KOLONITSKY 184

13 Crime and culpability in the community， the newspapers and the courts： the case of the feuding society of Crete （Greece）&ARIS TSANTIROPOULOS 199

Bibliography 215

Index 221