Toward a (Counter)Culture of Reconciliation

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Booklet
Publication date: 
December 2021

We find reconciliation a reality that is difficult to accept in our present sociocultural context. A major reason for this difficulty is that the prevailing mindset in our society has no room for the essential elements for understanding and practicing reconciliation, elements such as repentance, self-criticism, guilt, forgiveness, and truth. Drawing on the experience of the Basque Country, the authors of this booklet develop a proposal that takes the perspective of the victims as the necessary point of departure for authentic justice and reconciliation. 

Author

He has a Licentiate in philosophy and theology and a doctorate in theology. He is a professor of ethics at the Universidad de Deusto, a member of its Center for Applied Ethics, and also a member of its Research Team for Ethics Applied to the Social Reality

She has a doctorate in political science and sociology. She is a professor of ethics at the Universidad de Deusto, a member of its Center for Applied Ethics, and a member of its Research Team for Ethics Applied to the Social Reality. She also forms part of the board of trustees of the Fundació Lluís Espinal (Cristianisme i Justícia).

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