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万事万物的存在,总是有自己存在的时间和空间。没有自己的空间位置和时间的运载的流动了,就标明这个事物已经不存在了。“犯罪”也是万事万物中的一种事物,也毫无例外地具有自己的时间和空间的形式。犯罪的世界同其他任何一种世界一样,同样是一个由时间和空间形式为载体的世界。因此,我们要探索犯罪运动的规律,就不仅要从犯罪的本体去探索,而且还要从它的载体去探索,即还要从时间去探索,从空间去探索。我们知道,犯罪源流理论,从载体的角度来看,乃是从时间的运动上去探索犯罪规律的一种理论。我国储槐植教授的“犯罪场”理论,从载体的角度来看,乃是从空间的位置(范围)上去探索犯罪规律的一种理论。然而时间和空间都是事物存在和运动的缺一不可的形式。空间的静态形式与时间的动态形式的“静”“动”统一,才构成了每一个体事物的生命形态。犯罪个体也同样是由空间的静态形式与时间的动态形式在对立统一中的生命形态。所以我们有必要把犯罪的时间理论与犯罪的空间理论“合二而一”来进行研究,并且称这一理论为犯罪的时空理论。当我们用这一理论去研究经济犯罪时,则称经济犯罪时空论。经济犯罪个体
The existence of all things, always have their own time and space. Without the circulation of the place and time of one’s own space, it indicates that this thing no longer exists. “Crime” is also a thing in all things and, without exception, has its own form of time and space. Like any other kind of world, the world of sin is also a world that is governed by the forms of time and space. Therefore, if we want to explore the laws of the criminal movement, we should not only explore it from the ontological body of crime, but also explore from its carrier, that is, explore from time to space and explore. We know that the theory of the origin of crime is, from a carrier’s point of view, a theory that explores the law of crime from the movement of time. The theory of “crime field” of Professor Chu Huai-Zhi in our country, from the perspective of carrier, is a theory to explore the law of crime from the position (scope) of space. However, time and space are integral forms of the existence and movement of things. The static and dynamic unity of the static form of time and the dynamic form of time constitute the life form of each individual thing. The criminal individual is also the life form in the unity of opposites by the static forms of space and the dynamic forms of time. Therefore, it is necessary for us to study the theory of the time of crime and the space theory of crime “to combine one with another” and to call this theory a criminal space-time theory. When we use this theory to study economic crimes, we call the time-space theory of economic crime. Economic crime individual