A JUST CULTUE RESTOING JUSTICE TOWARDS A CULTRE OF HUMAN RIGHTSPDF电子书下载

Acknowledgments 3

Introduction 5

1.Retribution, Law, and Violence 9

Retribution 10

Tribute: Introducing Retribution 10

Responsibility: The Individual and Retribution 10

Scapegoat: The Community and Retribution 13

Force should be right; or, rather, right and wrong 16

Law: The Transference of Retribution 17

Law 23

‘Justice as Fairness' 23

‘Communicative Action' 25

From ‘Sacred' to ‘Secular' 27

Thence ‘Reverence' 30

Violence 31

Introducing Deconstruction 31

Justice, Force 33

The Mystical Foundation of Authority 34

Law's Monopoly on Violence 36

Summary 39

2.Compassion, Responsibility, and the Law of Love 42

Compassion 44

‘Divine Internention' 44

From Ontology: Love, Power, and Justice 46

Attention: Justice as Compassion 51

Responsibility 54

The Face of Responsibility 54

Into Infinite Responsibility 56

The Law of Love 59

Remaining in the Debt of Love 59

Actions of Infinity 61

Subjects of Love 63

‘Who is My Neighbour?' 63

‘Absolute Hospitality' 69

The ‘Hour of Justice' 72

Summary 75

3.Transition and Transformation: From Segregation to Reconciliation 76

Transition 76

Apartheid 76

The Lexis of Segregation 78

The Crisis 81

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission 82

Reconciliation 82

Restorative Justice 83

Restorative ‘Values' and ‘Processes' 85

Restorative Punishment 88

Locating Just Transformation 90

Ubuntu 90

Identity in Solidarity 93

Human Rights Talk 96

Summary: Transformation 101

Conclusion 105

Bibliography 109