Learning to Forgive. by Norman, T

“…It is shown here that if, in addition, they are sufficiently "conservative" in adopting their hypotheses, then almost all of the time is spent approximating an efficient subset of equilibria that share a "forgiving" property. This result provides theoretical justification for the general sense amongst practitioners that efficiency is focal in such games.…”

Learning to forgive by Norman, T

“…It is shown here that if, in addition, they are sufficiently conservative in adopting their hypotheses, then almost all of the time is spent approximating an efficient subset of equilibria that share a forgiving property. This result provides theoretical justification for the general sense amongst practitioners that efficiency is focal in such games.…”

Forgiving archives by Waltham-Smith, N

Learning to Forgive. by Norman, T

“…It is shown here that if, in addition, they are sufficiently "conservative" in adopting their hypotheses, then almost all of the time is spent approximating an efficient subset of equilibria that share a "forgiving" property. This result provides theoretical justification for the general sense amongst practitioners that efficiency is focal in such games.…”

Aristotle and the problem of forgiveness by Carter, J

“…I go on to claim that Aristotle’s view of συγγνώμη helps to solve at least four controversial problems about the nature of forgiveness raised by modern philosophers: how one can forgive a wrong without condoning it, whether forgiveness is a duty, whether moral luck requires us to forgive more widely, and whether forgiveness ought to be unconditional.…”

Responsibility, atonement, and forgiveness by Swinburne, R

FORGIVING ENEMIES IN IRELAND by Biggar, N

Forgiving as a performative utterance by Swinburne, R

“…It is normally good for B to forgive A after A has made at least some attempt at making atonement, but B has no obligation to forgive. …”

The development of intergroup forgiveness in Northern Ireland by McLernon, F, Cairns, E, Hewstone, M, Smith, R

The impact of intergroup emotions on forgiveness in Northern Ireland by Tam, T, Hewstone, M, Cairns, E, Tausch, N, Maio, G, Kenworthy, J

Debt Forgiveness: The Case for Hyper-Incentive Contracts. by Menzies, G

“…We review two proposals for debt forgiveness; the Highly Indebted Poor Country Initiative (HIPC) and the Jubilee 2000 Coalition Initiative (J2K). …”

Debt forgiveness: the case for hyper-incentive contracts by Menzies, G

“…We review two proposals for debt forgiveness; the Highly Indebted Poor Country Initiative (HIPC) and the Jubilee 2000 Coalition Initiative (J2K). …”

“asking with tears forgiveness”: Weeping as 'gentling' in Blake's Milton by Lafford, E

“…In this article I wish to counter a critical perception of Blake as a ‘hard’ and unforgiving poet through a reading of his epic Milton as a conscious study in the nature of forgiveness. Specifically, I frame Blake's model of forgiveness as integral to his belief that every human has an inherent right and potential to participate in a divine body of imagination, in order to conduct a study of how Blake sees this as being achieved. …”

Intergroup contact, forgiveness, and experience of "the troubles" in Northern Ireland by Hewstone, M, Cairns, E, Voci, A, Hamberger, J, Niens, U

Forgiveness and intergroup conflict: Northern Ireland a case study by Cairns, E, Hewstone, M

Forgiveness between remembrance and forgetting: Overcoming the power of past evil by Zachhuber, J

“…I close my argument with some reflections on the possibility of divine forgiveness and divine forgetting.…”

Postconflict reconciliation: Intergroup forgiveness and implicit biases in Northern Ireland by Tam, T, Hewstone, M, Kenworthy, J, Cairns, E, Marinetti, C, Geddes, L, Parkinson, B

Forgiveness therapy for the promotion of wellbeing: A systematic review and meta-analysis by Akhtar, S, Barlow, J

“…There was also evidence of improvements in state (SMD = −0.55, 95% CI [−0.88, −0.21) and trait (SMD = −0.43, 95% CI [−0.67, −0.20]) forgiveness. The findings provide moderately strong evidence to suggest that forgiving a variety of real-life interpersonal offenses can be effective in promoting different dimensions of mental well-being. …”

Understanding the relationship between state forgiveness and psychological wellbeing: a qualitative study by Akhtar, S, Dolan, A, Barlow, J

“…Over the last 20 years, increasing attention has been given to associations between dispositional forgiveness and specific mental health problems. However, few studies have assessed whether forgiving real-life interpersonal hurts may be related to diverse psychological health outcomes. …”

Forgive Foucault, forget Baudrillard: On the other side of power - Toward the ecstasy of seduction by Moazami, M