„… against humanity, later publicly retracted her expressionof remorse and apology that she had given in …” „… , Dan: Exploration of the Association between Apology and Forgivenessamongst Victims of Human Rights …” „… robust evidence. Notwithstanding a growing body of re-search, there is currently little empirical data …”

„… as the marks of African intertextuality present in the Apology or in the “false preface” of the Demon …” „… about passage of Apology 24, which is the essential reference in the debate on the cultural identity of …” „… typical elements of the Amazigh oral tradition. At the end of this research, we think we have not only …”

„… — 1992, Oral Tradition and the Verbal Arts: A Guide to Research Practices, London-New York. FINKELPEARL E …” „… Apuleius’ Apology », in C. Deroux (ed.), Studies in Latin Literature and Roman history IX, Bruxelles …” „… , 448-61. — 1998b, « Comedy in Apuleius’ Apology », Groningen Colloquia on the Novel 9, Groningen, 97-113 …”

„… anrichten könnte, verharmlost. Die beiden letzten primären Gegenstrategien Compensation und Apology sehen …” „… ) anbietet oder die volle Verantwortung übernimmt und um Entschuldigung bittet (Apology). Zusätzlich zu den …” „… Antwortstrategien Entschädigen (compensation): Geld oder Geschenke für Opfer anbieten Entschuldigen (apology …”

„… Verständnis der deep apo-logy (Teitel 2006; Galtung 1996, S. 107; Daase 2013; s. auch Kößler 2015, S. 257ff …” „… «. https://www.arnold­bergstraesser.de/sites/default/files/provenance_research_with_a_restitution_perspective_politikemp­fehlungen.pdf [letzter Zugriff 19.06.2023].Becker, H. (2023) »Youth speaking truth to po­wer«. Intersectional …” „… Völkerrechtskonzepte. Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law & International Law (MPIL), Research Paper No …”

„… are valid. 1 1 Apol 62,1; translation: Minns and Parvis 2009, 243. Justin’s First Apology and baptism …” „… Justin’s apology discusses Christianity in Greek and Roman terms. He presupposes general, overarching …” „… Justin’s Apology7, wrestles with the problem that Christians may fall (back) into sinning af‐ ter baptism …”