Conflict and Resolution: The Ethics of Forgiveness, Revenge, and Punishment
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Conflict and Resolution: The Ethics of Forgiveness, Revenge, and Punishment
Scheiter, Krisanna M.; Satne, Paula
Springer Nature Switzerland AG
05/2022
327
Dura
Inglês
9783030778064
15 a 20 dias
676
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HISTORICAL ACCOUNTS ON REVENGE AND FORGIVENESS.- Chapter 1. Plato on Anger, Revenge, and Punishment [Susan Suave Meyer (UPenn), Joshua Wilburn (Wayne State), Lewis Trelawny-Cassity (Antioch College)].- Chapter 2. Aristotle on Anger and Revenge [Stephen Leighton (Queens), Krisanna M. Scheiter (Union College), David Konstan (NYU)].- Chapter 3. Seneca on Anger and Revenge [Katja Vogt (Columbia), Nancy Sherman (Georgetown), Corinne Gartner (Wellesley College)].- Chapter 4. Early Judeo-Christian Views on Forgiveness and Punishment [Jesse ouenhoven(Villanova), Micahel W. Rota (University of St. Thomas].- Chapter 5. Spinoza on Forgiveness and Punishment [Keith Green (East Tennessee State), Andre Santos Campos (New University of Lisbon)].- Chapter 6. Immanuel Kant on Retributive Justice [Kate Moran (Brandeis), Ernesto Garcia.- CONTEMPORARY ACCOUNTS ON FORGIVENESS.- Chapter 7. Forgiveness and the Emotions [Esther Meeks (Marquette)].- Chapter 8. Pluralistic Accounts of Forgiveness [Luke Russell (University of Sydney), Geoffrey Scarre (Durham)].- Chapter 9. Third Person Forgiveness and Proxy Forgiveness [Geoffrey Scarre (Durham)].- Chapter 10. Elective or Unconditional Forgiveness [Lucy Allais (UC San Diego), Glen Pettigrove (Glasgow), Eve Garrard (Manchester), David McNaughton (Florida State].- Chapter 11. Against Unconditional Forgiveness [Cristina Roadevin (The University of Sheffield)].- Chapter 12. Reasons to Forgive [Paula Satne (Manchester), Per Erik Milam (University of Gothenburg), Oliver Hallich (University Duisberg-Essen)].- Chapter 13. The Unforgivable [Oliver Hallich (University Duisberg-Essen)].- FORGIVENESS AND POLITICS.- Chapter 14. Political Forgiveness and the Emotional Model [Trudy Govier (University of Lethbridge), Amy Gutmann (UPenn), Dennis Thompson (Harvard)].- Chapter 15. Arendtian Accounts of Political Forgiveness [Monica Mookherjee (Keele University), Masa Mrovlje (The University of Edinburgh), Alice MacLachlan (York University)].- Chapter 16. Political Forgiveness, Justice and Accountability [Jeffrie Murphy (Arizona State University); Thomas Brudholm (Copenhagen); Colleen Murphy (Illinois)].- Chapter 17. Political Forgiveness and Memory [Jeffrey M. Blustein (The City College of New York)].- Chapter 18. Punishment, Forgiveness and Reconciliation [Bill Wringe (Bilkent University)].- Chapter 19. Group Forgiveness [Leonie Smith (Manchester), Thomas Smith (Manchester)].- REVENGE AND PUNISHMENT.- Chapter 20. Revenge and Punishment [Leo Zaibert (Union), Whitley Kaufman (UMass-Lowell), Jeffrie Murphy (Arizona State)].- Chapter 21. The Problem with Revenge [Nancy A. Stanlick (University of Central Florida), Suzanne Uniacke (Charles Sturt), Jon Elster (Columbia), Paul Hughes (Michigan-Dearborn)].- Chapter 22. Revenge, Punishment, and the Law [Michael Davis (IIT), Brian Rosebury (Central Lancashire), Michael Byron (Kent State)].- Chapter 23. Vengeance and Vigilante Justice [Tamler Sommers (Houston), Peter French (Arizona State)].- Chapter 24. Political Conflicts and the Cycle of Revenge [Nancy Sherman, David B. Hershenov, Dennis Klimchuk].- Chapter 25. Can there be a Non-Retributive Justification for Revenge? [Martha Nussbaum (Chicago), Krisanna Scheiter (Union)].
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Plato on Anger, Revenge, and Punishment;Aristotle on Anger and Revenge;Seneca on Anger and Revenge;Early Judeo-Christian Views on Forgiveness and Punishment;Spinoza on Forgiveness and Punishment;Immanuel Kant on Retributive Justice;Forgiveness and the Emotions;Third Person Forgiveness and Proxy Forgiveness;Unconditional Forgiveness;Political Forgiveness;Justice and Accountability;Revenge and Punishment;Political Conflicts and the Cycle of Revenge;Non-Retributive Justification for Revenge;Punishment, Forgiveness and Reconciliation;The Unforgivable;Arendt and Political Forgiveness;Unconditional Forgiveness;Political Forgiveness, Justice and Accountability;Punishment, Forgiveness and Reconciliation
HISTORICAL ACCOUNTS ON REVENGE AND FORGIVENESS.- Chapter 1. Plato on Anger, Revenge, and Punishment [Susan Suave Meyer (UPenn), Joshua Wilburn (Wayne State), Lewis Trelawny-Cassity (Antioch College)].- Chapter 2. Aristotle on Anger and Revenge [Stephen Leighton (Queens), Krisanna M. Scheiter (Union College), David Konstan (NYU)].- Chapter 3. Seneca on Anger and Revenge [Katja Vogt (Columbia), Nancy Sherman (Georgetown), Corinne Gartner (Wellesley College)].- Chapter 4. Early Judeo-Christian Views on Forgiveness and Punishment [Jesse ouenhoven(Villanova), Micahel W. Rota (University of St. Thomas].- Chapter 5. Spinoza on Forgiveness and Punishment [Keith Green (East Tennessee State), Andre Santos Campos (New University of Lisbon)].- Chapter 6. Immanuel Kant on Retributive Justice [Kate Moran (Brandeis), Ernesto Garcia.- CONTEMPORARY ACCOUNTS ON FORGIVENESS.- Chapter 7. Forgiveness and the Emotions [Esther Meeks (Marquette)].- Chapter 8. Pluralistic Accounts of Forgiveness [Luke Russell (University of Sydney), Geoffrey Scarre (Durham)].- Chapter 9. Third Person Forgiveness and Proxy Forgiveness [Geoffrey Scarre (Durham)].- Chapter 10. Elective or Unconditional Forgiveness [Lucy Allais (UC San Diego), Glen Pettigrove (Glasgow), Eve Garrard (Manchester), David McNaughton (Florida State].- Chapter 11. Against Unconditional Forgiveness [Cristina Roadevin (The University of Sheffield)].- Chapter 12. Reasons to Forgive [Paula Satne (Manchester), Per Erik Milam (University of Gothenburg), Oliver Hallich (University Duisberg-Essen)].- Chapter 13. The Unforgivable [Oliver Hallich (University Duisberg-Essen)].- FORGIVENESS AND POLITICS.- Chapter 14. Political Forgiveness and the Emotional Model [Trudy Govier (University of Lethbridge), Amy Gutmann (UPenn), Dennis Thompson (Harvard)].- Chapter 15. Arendtian Accounts of Political Forgiveness [Monica Mookherjee (Keele University), Masa Mrovlje (The University of Edinburgh), Alice MacLachlan (York University)].- Chapter 16. Political Forgiveness, Justice and Accountability [Jeffrie Murphy (Arizona State University); Thomas Brudholm (Copenhagen); Colleen Murphy (Illinois)].- Chapter 17. Political Forgiveness and Memory [Jeffrey M. Blustein (The City College of New York)].- Chapter 18. Punishment, Forgiveness and Reconciliation [Bill Wringe (Bilkent University)].- Chapter 19. Group Forgiveness [Leonie Smith (Manchester), Thomas Smith (Manchester)].- REVENGE AND PUNISHMENT.- Chapter 20. Revenge and Punishment [Leo Zaibert (Union), Whitley Kaufman (UMass-Lowell), Jeffrie Murphy (Arizona State)].- Chapter 21. The Problem with Revenge [Nancy A. Stanlick (University of Central Florida), Suzanne Uniacke (Charles Sturt), Jon Elster (Columbia), Paul Hughes (Michigan-Dearborn)].- Chapter 22. Revenge, Punishment, and the Law [Michael Davis (IIT), Brian Rosebury (Central Lancashire), Michael Byron (Kent State)].- Chapter 23. Vengeance and Vigilante Justice [Tamler Sommers (Houston), Peter French (Arizona State)].- Chapter 24. Political Conflicts and the Cycle of Revenge [Nancy Sherman, David B. Hershenov, Dennis Klimchuk].- Chapter 25. Can there be a Non-Retributive Justification for Revenge? [Martha Nussbaum (Chicago), Krisanna Scheiter (Union)].
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Plato on Anger, Revenge, and Punishment;Aristotle on Anger and Revenge;Seneca on Anger and Revenge;Early Judeo-Christian Views on Forgiveness and Punishment;Spinoza on Forgiveness and Punishment;Immanuel Kant on Retributive Justice;Forgiveness and the Emotions;Third Person Forgiveness and Proxy Forgiveness;Unconditional Forgiveness;Political Forgiveness;Justice and Accountability;Revenge and Punishment;Political Conflicts and the Cycle of Revenge;Non-Retributive Justification for Revenge;Punishment, Forgiveness and Reconciliation;The Unforgivable;Arendt and Political Forgiveness;Unconditional Forgiveness;Political Forgiveness, Justice and Accountability;Punishment, Forgiveness and Reconciliation
