The Ethical and Political Dimensions of Making Amends: A Dialogue

South Central Review 27 (3):144-61 (2010)
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Abstract

Our topic is the moral task of righting one’s wrongful actions and the extent to which this should be considered primarily as a task for the wrongdoer alone, an interaction between the wrongdoer and victim, or a more broadly communal act. In considering this question, we are asked to consider what it means for justice to be served with regard to both victim and wrongdoer.

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Linda Radzik
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