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Gary H. Glaser,Michael S. Salibaal role. For a long time, the idea was widespread that a forgiving attitude—overcoming feelings of resentment and the wish for revenge—was always virtuous. Recently, however, this idea has been questioned. In this volume, we neither take sides for nor against forgiveness, but rather examine its mean

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Sparsity Sensed for?Enhanced DOA Estimationptions of moral repair—is reflected in the two divisions that structure this volume but which, nevertheless, directly refer to one another. Rather than claiming one forgiveness approach more morally superior to the other, the chapters in this book describe a plural and dynamic cross-cultural discour

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-04331-3in different faith communities and in scholarship as a narrative of forgiveness. I analyze the story as it is told in the Hebrew Bible and in one of its late antique reinterpretations, the .. These texts illustrate different ways of interrupting the cycle of violence. In contrast with modern concept

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Medical Exacerbation of Spasticityays of dealing with guilt as is often claimed. At least the picture is a bit more complex if we take a closer look at the semantic repertoire in this domain. The German language suggests itself for this, since alongside the word ., which etymologically corresponds to the English ., there is another

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Spastische Obstipation und Coliurie,l antagonisms or international relations still haunted by a spirit of laboriously suppressed resentment and hostility that could reactivate any moment. I focus on society and the public realm as resonating spaces of a will to reconciliation that stems from the perspective, not of the victims or the