Unapologetic Forgiveness

American Philosophical Quarterly 41 (3):187 - 204 (2004)
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The paper responds to those who argue that it is morally objectionable to forgive the unapologetic. I argue that it is both possible and permissible to forgive the unapologetic. Along the way the analysis sheds light on the relationship between forgiveness and trust, condonation, self-respect, punishment, justice and apology.

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