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"I was wrong" Table Of Contents:

• 1- Introduction: Apologies as a source of moral meaning in modernity
• 2- The meanings of apologies
• 3- Elements of the categorical apology
• 4- Corroborated factual record
• 5- Acceptance of blame
• 6- Distinguished from expression of sympathy
• 7- Causation and moral responsibility
• 8- Accidents and denials of intent
• 9- Standing
• 10- Identification of each harm
• 11- Identification of the moral principles underlying each harm
• 12- Endorsing moral principles underlying each harm
• 13- Recognition of victim as moral interlocutor
• 14- Categorical regret
• 15- Performance of the apology
• 16- Reform and redress
• 17- Intentions for apologizing
• 18- Emotions
• 19- Apologies and gender
• 20- Apologies in diverse religious and cultural traditions
• 21- Unusual cases : apologizing to animals, infants, machines, the deceased, and
• 22- Yourself
• 23- The relationship between apologies and forgiveness
• 24- Varieties of apologies
• 25- Collective apologies
• 26- The collective categorical apology
• 27- The problem of consensus
• 28- Issues specific to collective apologies
• 29- Collectives corroborating factual records
• 30- Collectives and blame
• 31- Distinguished from collective expressions of sympathy
• 32- Collective causation and collective moral responsibility
• 33- Collective accidents and denials of intent
• 34- Collectives, standing, and delegation
• 35- Collectives identifying each harm
• 36- Collectives identifying the moral principles underlying each harm
• 37- Collectives endorsing moral principles underlying each harm
• 38- Collectives recognizing victims as moral interlocutors
• 39- Collectives and categorical regret
• 40- Collectives performing apologies
• 41- Collectives reforming and providing redress
• 42- Collective intentions for apologizing
• 43- Collective emotions
• 44- Varieties of collective apologies
• 45- Conclusion: Previewing apologies in law.

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