Forgiveness and Moral Reckoning

Philosophia 38 (3):445-455 (2010)
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Abstract

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. The paper discusses a number of hesitations I have about Griswold’s analysis, at the level both of detail and of underlying conception

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Howard Wettstein
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