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Summary: Older Criminals and Victimsrd.’ I have suggested that in the context of the philosophical debate on group responsibility, such a statement can be interpreted in any of three ways. Now we are capable of labeling the possible interpretations. First, just as some Bridesburg residents have done, we could say that a few specific ‘

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,Introduction: The Problem of ‘Collective’ or ‘Group’ Responsibility,e. Who is morally responsible for such things? Answers often come easily. ‘Germany is responsible for the war,’ we might say, or ‘the Hutus are responsible for the genocide.’ Initially such answers sound perfectly reasonable, but if we take a moment to think about them, they are terribly imprecise.

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Broadening Participation: Arendt and May on Shared Responsibility,ent attention to individual contributions to harm. I argue that there is a particular kind of . collective responsibility — what I have been calling ‘shared responsibility’ — that does not ignore individual contributions to harm. Assigning shared responsibility to members of groups involves widening

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Conclusion: Extending the Narrative Account,rd.’ I have suggested that in the context of the philosophical debate on group responsibility, such a statement can be interpreted in any of three ways. Now we are capable of labeling the possible interpretations. First, just as some Bridesburg residents have done, we could say that a few specific ‘

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Spinal cord stimulation (SCS) in the treatment of non-reconstructable arterial occlusive disease of lar disease of the upper extremities as a result of severe generalized atherosclerotic disease represents a difficult therapeutic problem. In the presence of extensive distal atherosclerotic disease, arterial reconstruction is frequently impossible (15). Aggressive medical treatment has been the mai

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Human Dignity in Greece,tution of 1975, following the fall of the Colonel’s dictatorship. The impact of human dignity on Greece’s strongly positivist legal tradition is presented with emphasis on the debate triggered among legal scholars and in case law over the legal nature of human dignity. Questions such as whether huma