After Evil

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Focusing on moral evils resulting from human actions, the book explores responses such as forgiveness and punishment. It examines the meaning and conditions of forgiveness, advocating a utilitarian approach that emphasizes its role in healing harm. The author addresses the complexities of mercy, revenge, and resentment, while also discussing the justification of judicial punishment, particularly concerning war criminals. Engaging with both contemporary and classical literature, this work contributes significantly to ethical discussions relevant to philosophers and political thinkers.