Philosophy Today - Derrida's "On Forgiveness"

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What is pure forgiveness? What conditions serve for forgiveness to be obtainable? Can we forgive the unforgivable?

This week I discuss a short essay by dead French philosopher Jacques Derrida titled "On Forgiveness" and expand on what I think about philosophy in general and this particular text on the nature of forgiveness.

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