The Need, and the Difficulty, of Collective Apologies & Forgiveness
When saying “I’m sorry” is not enough
This point is critically important in understanding the duty to apology. So long as the perpetrator or its successor-in-interest is alive (a family or institution, for example), the transgression’s moral stain does not perish with the victims. The perpetrator still has something for which to apologize. It is only the ...
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