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Apologies and Courtroom Apologies
2014Abstract In order to determine what makes the apologies produced during allocution at sentencing unusual, the chapter begins with a discussion of garden-variety apologies. Austin’s (1962) performative-constative continuum is reviewed because these terms figure prominently in the analysis.
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Health Promotion Journal of Australia, 2012
In the April 2012 issue, the Journal published an Author Reply by Rissel and Wen in response to a letter by Olivier et al. on the impact of mandatory bicycle helmet legislation. It has come to the Journal?s attention that certain comments contained in the Author Reply may be interpreted as meaning that Olivier et al.
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In the April 2012 issue, the Journal published an Author Reply by Rissel and Wen in response to a letter by Olivier et al. on the impact of mandatory bicycle helmet legislation. It has come to the Journal?s attention that certain comments contained in the Author Reply may be interpreted as meaning that Olivier et al.
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An Apology for Public Apologies?
2014It is a commonplace of transitional justice scholarship that in post-conflict societies, public apologies by former wrongdoers are practices that promote respect for victims.2 An apology, even in the simplest of senses, involves recognition that the victim was not treated appropriately, and that at the very least she deserves redress in the form of an ...
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JAIDS Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes, 2011
The expansion of access to antiretroviral therapy for millions of persons living with HIV in low-income countries has been lauded by many. However, the investment in such programs has at the same time been criticized by others, who claim diversion of resources from HIV prevention efforts and from other important health threats in these same countries ...
Wafaa M, El-Sadr +2 more
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The expansion of access to antiretroviral therapy for millions of persons living with HIV in low-income countries has been lauded by many. However, the investment in such programs has at the same time been criticized by others, who claim diversion of resources from HIV prevention efforts and from other important health threats in these same countries ...
Wafaa M, El-Sadr +2 more
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2012
AbstractApology and reparations can facilitate the transition from conflict to peace, but the processes of deciding to offer them, determining their content, and deciding whether to accept their terms can themselves give rise to additional conflict. We examine these processes in this chapter, starting with a discussion of the parties involved: victims,
Iyer, Aarti, Blatz, Craig
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AbstractApology and reparations can facilitate the transition from conflict to peace, but the processes of deciding to offer them, determining their content, and deciding whether to accept their terms can themselves give rise to additional conflict. We examine these processes in this chapter, starting with a discussion of the parties involved: victims,
Iyer, Aarti, Blatz, Craig
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All apologies. On the willingness of perpetrators to apologize [PDF]
, 2014 An apology is one of the most common ways for a perpetrator to initiate the reconciliation process. Numerous studies have shown the positive effects of apologies. Contrary to this, almost no research has investigated when perpetrators are actually willing to offer such an apology.
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The Journal of Higher Education, 1935
T HE time was, and that in the not so far distant past, when philosophy was generally known and accepted as "the queen of the sciences." Even that, however, was a real comedown for philosophy from the position she once occupied; namely, that of being the synonym for all ordered and reliable knowledge of any kind.
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T HE time was, and that in the not so far distant past, when philosophy was generally known and accepted as "the queen of the sciences." Even that, however, was a real comedown for philosophy from the position she once occupied; namely, that of being the synonym for all ordered and reliable knowledge of any kind.
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Blood Cells, Molecules, and Diseases, 2008
Martha Patricia Gallegos, Arreola +4 more
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Martha Patricia Gallegos, Arreola +4 more
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Apology–forgiveness cycle in restorative justice, but how?
International Review of Victimology, 2023Masahiro Suzuki
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