July 1990
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Philosophical Review
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... In her book, The Grammar of Justice, Elizabeth Wolgast (1987) develops this point at some length. Put bluntly, following a murder, a rape or the torture of a child, the punishment of the offender and his or her subsequent suffering might provide some satisfaction, but it cannot be said to restore the situation to the way it was before the offense. ...
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July 1990
Philosophical Review