In this episode of the EGS podcast, Sreten Ugričić presents the alternative to the traditional understanding of how “forgiveness” operates. His first thesis is that initiative in the act of forgiving lies not with the victim, but with the perpetrator. His second thesis is that it is not the victim who is wronged and damaged, but the perpetrator. And, finally, his third assumption is that the victim cannot escape an obligation, an unavoidable moral obligation to forgive. In this audio essay, Ugričić will provide the justification of these theses.
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