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Book SynopsisRemembrance and reconciliation envision intentional pathways out of conflict and toward peace. Remembrance retraces the junctures in the past that determined what a nation has become. Probing accountability for past actions establishes accountability for what continues to happen. Revisiting what a nation has done brings the perspectives of the peoples of those nations into view.
Table of ContentsDennis Rothermel: Preface Remembrance Dennis Rothermel: Introduction Duane L. Cady: Remembering the Present Eddy Souffrant: Vulnerability and Beneficence: Remembering the Past for the Sake of Peace Joseph Betz: Homeland Security, Fiduciary Care, and Duties to Foreign Nationals Joseph C. Kunkel: Forgetting and Not Reconciling Hiroshima Reconciliation Dennis Rothermel: Introduction Robert Paul Churchill: Compassion and Reconciliation David Boersema: What’s Wrong with Victims’ Rights? Rob Gildert: Pedagogy and Punishment: A Unitarian Argument for Restorative Justice Andrew Fitz-Gibbon: Perpetual Violence? Mimesis and Anamnesis William C. Gay: Language and Reconciliation Works Cited About the Authors Index
