Stories of injustice: Towards a narrative victimology
Stories of injustice: Towards a narrative victimology
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不公正的故事：走向叙事受害者学
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2019
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P. Aarten
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作者：
A. Pemberton;E. Mulder;P. Aarten
叙事已经成为一个流行的方法在一些学科，包括最近，犯罪学。在本文中，我们认为，犯罪和伤害的研究将受益于叙事受害者学的互补而独特的视角。我们讨论的关键特征，照亮受害者的经验，固有的道德，因此最好通过叙事的方法来解决。这些包括意图的归属，对自己造成伤害的经历，以及受害的叙事含义，最终将受害作为一个历史事件的根本隐喻。我们认为，为什么叙事的方法是特别适合研究受害及其后果，包括与司法程序和社会环境的相互作用。对未来的研究提出了建议。
Narrative has become a popular approach in a number of disciplines, including, recently, that of criminology. In this paper, we contend that the study of crime and harm would benefit from a complementary yet distinct perspective of narrative victimology. We discuss key characteristics that illuminate victimological experiences as inherently moral, and hence best addressed through a narrative approach. These include the attribution of intent, the experience of having harm done to oneself, and the narrative implications of being victimized, culminating in the root metaphor of victimization as a historical event. We argue why the narrative approach is particularly suited to the study victimization and its aftermath, including the interaction with justice processes and social surroundings. Suggestions for future research are included.