The Need to Appropriate Philosophy When Studying the Psychology of Forgiveness

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Editorial

• Incoming Editorial 2025
  James Cresswell

Article

• Definitional Drift Within the Science of Forgiveness: The Dangers of Avoiding Philosophical Analyses
  Jacqueline Y. Song, Robert D. Enright, and Jichan J. Kim

Commentaries

• Unpacking Definitions and Distortions to Highlight the Science and Benefits of Forgiveness: A Commentary on the Definitional Drift Within the Science of Forgiveness
  Suzanne Freedman
• Fear of Imprecision as the Beginning of Wisdom: Commentary on “Definitional Drift Within the Science of Forgiveness”
  David S. Oderberg
• Forgiveness as a Correction of Justice: Commentary on Song et al. (2025)
  Michael Pakaluk
• Analyzing Aristotle’s Virtue Ethic: Commentary on Song et al. (2025)
  Kathryn J. Norlock
• Understanding Forgiveness, Dangerous Drifting, Evolution of Understanding, and Plurality: A Commentary on “Definitional Drift Within the Science of Forgiveness” Loren Toussaint
• A Tripartite Model of Evaluation for Forgiveness: A Commentary on the Definitional Drift Within the Science of Forgiveness
  Desmond C. Buhagar
• Our Hope That Definitional Drift in Forgiveness Will Cease From Drifting: Our Comments on the Six Commentaries
  Robert D. Enright, Jichan J. Kim, and Jacqueline Y. Song

Book Review

• Books Briefly Noted
  Edwin E. Gantt and Samuel D. Major