Pacific philosophical quarterly · 2014 · 54 citations · 24 references
HumanitiesEconomicsSocial PsychologyBehavioral EconomicsEthicsMoral PsychologyCost Of DebtEconomic EthicsMoral PhilosophyMoral ResponsibilityNormative EthicsVirtue EthicsDebt Cancellation
Abstract It is sometimes claimed that forgiveness involves the cancellation of a moral debt. This way of speaking about forgiveness exploits an analogy between moral forgiveness and economic debt‐cancellation. Call the view that moral forgiveness is like economic debt‐cancellation the Economic Model of Forgiveness. In this article I articulate and motivate the model, defend it against some recent objections, and pose a new puzzle for this way of thinking about forgiveness.
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