Add to ORKGThe concept of respect for persons is often rejected as a basis for understanding forgiveness. As many have argued, to hold your offender responsible for her actions is to respect her as a person; but this kind of respect is more likely to sustain, rather than dissolve, your resentment toward her (Garrard & McNaughton 2003; 2011; Allais 2008). I seek to defend an alternative view in this paper. To forgive, on my account, involves ceasing to identify your offender with her wrongdoing, and this requires a corresponding affective change on your behalf. While there are different ways this may happen, I argue that respect for your offender as a person can play a significant role in the process
Most philosophers who have expressed a view about whether forgiveness is compatible with forgivers’ ...
Literature highlighted interpersonal forgiveness as a central topic in family and social relations. ...
Adherents to reconciliation, restorative justice, and related approaches to dealing with social conf...
The concept of respect for persons is often rejected as a basis for understanding forgiveness. As ma...
The article draws on the results of two empirical studies to develop new theoretical views on apolog...
The categorical denial of third-party forgiveness represents an overly individualistic approach to m...
In Forgiveness and Responsibility, I investigate the nature and norms of moral forgiveness. The stan...
We argue for a particular conception of forgiveness with the following characteristics: forgiveness ...
In this thesis, I will answer the question on whether one can forgive while punishing her wrongdoer....
This paper introduces an expanded conception of apology and forgiveness that includes covert and ind...
Forgiveness is one possible response by a 'victim' to a specific act of wrongdoing, especially when ...
Existing models of forgiveness do not easily accommodate victims of crime. Therefore, this article p...
The paper describes the question of forgiveness and its importance in the process of the integral de...
The philosophical literature on forgiveness has ignored a distinction that has a profound bearing on...
Item does not contain fulltextIn the last decade, the concept of forgiveness has received increasing...
Most philosophers who have expressed a view about whether forgiveness is compatible with forgivers’ ...
Literature highlighted interpersonal forgiveness as a central topic in family and social relations. ...
Adherents to reconciliation, restorative justice, and related approaches to dealing with social conf...
The concept of respect for persons is often rejected as a basis for understanding forgiveness. As ma...
The article draws on the results of two empirical studies to develop new theoretical views on apolog...
The categorical denial of third-party forgiveness represents an overly individualistic approach to m...
In Forgiveness and Responsibility, I investigate the nature and norms of moral forgiveness. The stan...
We argue for a particular conception of forgiveness with the following characteristics: forgiveness ...
In this thesis, I will answer the question on whether one can forgive while punishing her wrongdoer....
This paper introduces an expanded conception of apology and forgiveness that includes covert and ind...
Forgiveness is one possible response by a 'victim' to a specific act of wrongdoing, especially when ...
Existing models of forgiveness do not easily accommodate victims of crime. Therefore, this article p...
The paper describes the question of forgiveness and its importance in the process of the integral de...
The philosophical literature on forgiveness has ignored a distinction that has a profound bearing on...
Item does not contain fulltextIn the last decade, the concept of forgiveness has received increasing...
Most philosophers who have expressed a view about whether forgiveness is compatible with forgivers’ ...
Literature highlighted interpersonal forgiveness as a central topic in family and social relations. ...
Adherents to reconciliation, restorative justice, and related approaches to dealing with social conf...