Autor/Autorin: Rodrigues Bráulio
Master in Philosophy of Law from the University Centre of Pará (Cesupa). CAPES/CNPq research fellow at the Federal University of Pará (UFPA).
Based on a debate between René Girard and David Konstan, this book analyses the origin of forgiveness. The debate is justified because biblical hermeneutics and moral philosophy attribute elements of human behaviour to forgiveness. Forgiving and asking for forgiveness are understood as acts of recognising oneself from the other. Forgiveness thus reveals itself in a nexus of otherness whose foundation is the common good.
Über den Autor
Máster en Filosofía del Derecho por el Centro Universitario de Pará (Cesupa). Becario de investigación CAPES/CNPq en la Universidad Federal de Pará (UFPA).
Klappentext
Based on a debate between René Girard and David Konstan, this book analyses the origin of forgiveness. The debate is justified because biblical hermeneutics and moral philosophy attribute elements of human behaviour to forgiveness. Forgiving and asking for forgiveness are understood as acts of recognising oneself from the other. Forgiveness thus reveals itself in a nexus of otherness whose foundation is the common good.
