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The restoration of retribution
Analysis, 1972AbstractThis chapter shows how Hart's account of restorative justice in relation to torts, in The Concept of Law, suggests an account of retributive justice in relation to crimes. Such an account is partially developed by Jeffrie Murphy, but needs the completion that is afforded when what the offender gains in the act of offending is correctly ...
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Philosophy, 1956
A retributive theory of punishment must at least say that it is a necessary condition for the justification of a punishment that the person punished should be guilty. But “guilty” here may be taken in two different senses, giving two very different kinds of justification.
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A retributive theory of punishment must at least say that it is a necessary condition for the justification of a punishment that the person punished should be guilty. But “guilty” here may be taken in two different senses, giving two very different kinds of justification.
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Validating a Set of Retribution Narratives for Use in Media Psychology Research
Communication Studies, 2021Kaitlin Fitzgerald +2 more
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The Limitations of Social Science as the Arbiter of Blame: An Argument for Abandoning Retribution
Perspectives on Psychological Science, 2022Alexa Tullett
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Targeted Killing in-between Retribution, Deterrence, and Mercy: A Response to Anh Le
Journal of Military Ethics, 2021Christian Nikolaus Braun
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The Roles of Ingroup Identification and Outgroup Entitativity in Intergroup Retribution
Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 2008Ezra Markowitz, Thomas Denson
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