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Vergebung und Restorative Justice

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Im dem Beitrag wird diskutiert, welche Rolle die Vergebung bei der kriminaljustiziell veranlassten Versöhnung – etwa im Rahmen eines Täter-Opfer-Ausgleiches – spielt. Aus psychologischer, philosophischer und pragmalinguistischer Sicht wird beleuchtet, was Vergebung eigentlich ist. Schließlich wird erörtert, inwiefern die Figur der Vergebung dem Anliegen einer als heilsam angesehenen Restorative Justice inhaltlich zu entsprechen vermag und welche kritischen Aspekte hierbei zu berücksichtigen sind.

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Klocke, G. (2016). Vergebung und Restorative Justice. In: Ochmann, N., Schmidt-Semisch, H., Temme, G. (eds) Healthy Justice. Springer VS, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-11727-6_9

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