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    Retributive justice may be the sublimated, generalized ve... — Carmelics
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    Supports→Retributive justice is not to be identified with vengeance or revenge.

    Retributive justice may be the sublimated, generalized version of the thirst for revenge, but the two are nonetheless different.

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    These distinctions do not imply that the desire for revenge plays no motivational role leading people to value retributive justice. Perhaps retributive justice is the sublimated, generalized version of the thirst for revenge. The two are nonetheless different. As George Fletcher wrote (2000: 417), retributivism “is not to be identified with vengeance or revenge, any more than love is to be identified with lust”.

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