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Forgive and forget
2013
Proceedings of the 2013 workshop on New security paradigms workshop - NSPW '13
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In this paper we discuss the social act of forgiveness, and go into detail on the possible technical approaches to "forgetting" without deleting. ...
Traditionally, if someone did some act that required forgiveness, there were social norms in place for such forgiveness to happen. Over time, the act is also typically forgotten. ...
In the digital age, however, we are not afforded the luxury of burying past mistakes and starting over. Those mistakes are always one Google search away, disallowing a return to obscurity. ...
doi:10.1145/2535813.2535814
dblp:conf/nspw/BishopBBGG13
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Forgiveness and Moral Reckoning
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2012
The Significance of Religious Experience
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The paper discusses a number of hesitations I have about Griswold's analysis, at the level both of detail and of underlying conception. ...
Charles Griswold's seminal work, Forgiveness, is the focus of the present essay. Following Griswold, I distinguish the relevant virtue of character from something that is more like an act or process. ...
But Griswold's locating forgiveness in strictly moral terrain is, I think, very significant, and I'll return to it below. 1 Griswold sees "moral anger" as a justified consequence of personal offence; ...
doi:10.1093/acprof:oso/9780199841363.003.0011
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Forgiveness and Moral Reckoning
2010
Philosophia
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The paper discusses a number of hesitations I have about Griswold's analysis, at the level both of detail and of underlying conception. ...
Charles Griswold's seminal work, Forgiveness, is the focus of the present essay. Following Griswold, I distinguish the relevant virtue of character from something that is more like an act or process. ...
But Griswold's locating forgiveness in strictly moral terrain is, I think, very significant, and I'll return to it below. 1 Griswold sees "moral anger" as a justified consequence of personal offence; ...
doi:10.1007/s11406-010-9239-8
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Forget September 11
2003
Third World Quarterly
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and argues that we might be better of forgetting September 11. ...
This article explores the uses and problems of memory in relation to responses to September 11, focusing largely on material from the United States and the Federal Republic of Germany as illustration, ...
I will return later to the problem that the events are designated by the US both as acts of war and as acts of terror. ...
doi:10.1080/0143659032000084447
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The Importance of Forgetting
2022
Episteme: A journal of individual and social epistemology
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Forgetting is under threat. To address this challenge and preserve forgetting, we must change the world. ...
In §1, I make the case that forgetting is morally evaluable and I survey three kinds of forgetting: no-trace forgetting, archival forgetting, and siloing. ...
Central to forgiveness is the idiom that to forgive is to forget. Like most sayings, the idiom obscures a number of nuances. ...
doi:10.1017/epi.2022.36
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Religion and the Forgiving Personality
1999
Journal of Personality
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Because the concept of forgiveness is (a) both spiritual and social-psychological in nature, and (b) possibly linked to some measures of human health and well-being (concerns that have traditionally been ...
In this article, we explore the links between forgiveness and religion by surveying how they are linked in the major monotheistic world religions, and how they appear to be linked empirically. ...
get even rather than forgive and forget!" ...
doi:10.1111/1467-6494.00085
pmid:10637990
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Wrongdoing and Forgiveness in Boris Pasternak's Doctor Zhivago
2021
Roczniki Filozoficzne
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The author invites the reader to examine Boris Pasternak's Doctor Zhivago through the lens of wrongdoing and forgiveness. ...
She ponders whether Lara Antipova and Yura Zhivago can justify their actions with the beauty and the force of their love. ...
the obscure, unreal language of his adoration?" ...
doi:10.18290/rf21694-3
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Political Atrocities, Moral Indignation, and Forgiveness in African Religious Ethics
2020
Religions
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The article further contrasts the positive role Tutu and Soyinka assign to historical memory and truth-telling with the strategies of social forgetting and public silence embraced in Sierra Leone and Mozambique ...
Scholarship on transitional justice has oscillated between the pedagogical value of moral magnanimity, shown by victims of past atrocities who choose to forgive their wrongdoers, and the deterrent effect ...
They then picked her up, and returned with her to the crowd, who welcomed her back into the community. ...
doi:10.3390/rel11110620
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Forgiveness in Christianity
2004
Ultimate Reality and Meaning
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To argue that the myth of Adam and Eve took place at a certain time in a certain place obscures the deeper power the myth has to reveal the truth about human beings and God. ...
What does Wiesel mean by forgiving? Does he mean to forget, to excuse, to justify? Ifhe does, then I agree no one should forgive the Nazis. But it may mean something else. ...
doi:10.3138/uram.27.2.108
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Political Forgiveness' Transformative Potentials
2015
International Journal of Politics, Culture, and Society
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The aim of this paper is to contribute to the theoretical and empirical understandings of the role that political forgiveness plays in the post-conflict and post-authoritarian societies. ...
By scrutinizing forgiveness' links with reconciliation and justice, the paper offers a comprehensive way to assess the nature of preconditions and the role of forgiveness in addressing the past injustice ...
the choice between truth and justice, forgiving and forgetting. ...
doi:10.1007/s10767-015-9200-8
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Forgiveness, Representative Judgement and Love of the World: Exploring the Political Significance of Forgiveness in the Context of Transitional Justice and Reconciliation Debates
2016
Philosophia
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Forgiveness, representative judgement and love of the world Citation for published version: Mrovlje, M 2016, 'Forgiveness, representative judgement and love of the world: Exploring the political significance ...
of forgiveness in the context of transitional justice and reconciliation debate' Philosophia, vol ...
Acknowledgments My special thanks go to Patrick Hayden for his insightful and extremely helpful comments, his persistent encouragement and support. ...
doi:10.1007/s11406-016-9726-7
pmid:30158733
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Gerard Manley Hopkins and the Mystery of Forgiveness
2015
Victorians Institute Journal (VIJ)
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"Now I do not assert, I only enquire; and it seems to me this line of thought is scientific enough in an enquiry," he writes again to Baillie the next month. 3 A year later Hopkins updates Robert Bridges ...
"Indeed it is on almost everything elementary and is much of it physics and metaphysics. ...
themselves to posterity they bid that posterity trust them in return. ...
doi:10.5325/victinstj.43.1.0217
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Forgetting Bits and Pieces
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2014
IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology
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The World Wide Web (Web) can function as an external transactive memory and can store and provide access to personal information for a very long time. ...
Exploring the concept of forgetting in this context shows that there is a far broader scale of options to implement digital forgetting than is offered today by the R2BFE. ...
Additionally I would like to acknowledge the help of the IFIP Summer School participants, my anonymous reviewers, and Bert-Jaap Koops, Ronald Leenes and Diane Whitehouse by providing me with very helpful ...
doi:10.1007/978-3-642-55137-6_9
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Revisiting Resentments: Jean Améry and the Dark Side of Forgiveness and Reconciliation
2006
Journal of Human Rights
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Thus, Tutu does not dwell on the cases of dissent, but hastily returns to the appraisal of the forgiving and more exhilarating kind of victim response. ...
What kind of person would be able and willing to accept the call to forgive, forget, or reconcile in the given context (that is, under the circumstances of massive impunity and escapist forgetfulness)? ...
doi:10.1080/14754830500519714
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Suturing the Wound: Derrida's "on Forgiveness" and Schlink's The Reader
2011
Comparative Literature
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tests the limits of forgiveness" was the verdict of The New York Times (both comments are taken from promotional blurb reproduced on the cover and prefatory pages of the 1997 Phoenix paperback edition ...
She was, as we all are, destined to go on as we do by the circumstances surrounding our tragic or blessed lives and also by the unique and irreducible 'mental circumstances' that define us as agents" ( ...
Doing so, he contends, reduces forgiveness -the asking for it and 14 Derrida returns again and again to the abuse of this rhetoric: it is "always possible to mimic the scene of 'immediate' and quasi-automatic ...
doi:10.1215/00104124-1265484
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