The Relevance of a Second-Person Viewpoint for Criminal Law Doctrine

Abstract The article examines, first, the relevance of perspectives for the purpose of criminal law. The author proposes to adopt a second-person perspective. Secondly, the consequences for criminal law doctrine are discussed.

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Criminal Law and Philosophy
Published
2025-12-13
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/s11572-025-09777-4
Primary Topic
Free Will and Agency
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The Relevance of a Second-Person Viewpoint for Criminal Law Doctrine

Tatjana Hörnle
Criminal Law and Philosophy
Free Will and Agency
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The Relevance of a Second-Person Viewpoint for Criminal Law Doctrine

Tatjana Hörnle
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Abstract The article examines, first, the relevance of perspectives for the purpose of criminal law. The author proposes to adopt a second-person perspective. Secondly, the consequences for criminal law doctrine are discussed.

Criminal Law and Philosophy
Max Planck Institute for the Study of Crime, Security and Law (DE)
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Free Will and Agency
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