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22. Apr. 2016 · I've seen people using different forms of this phrase. "Righting some wrongs", "Righting the wrongs", "Right a wrong". "Writing some wrongs", "Writing the wrongs", "Write a wrong". It seems to be an idiom that probably means that mistakes are brought into the open to be fixed, but that's not the core aspect of this question.
31. Aug. 2011 · Her aim is to offer a “systematic examination and defense of the claims that wrongs can be righted and that amends must be made.” (p. 3). This shift in perspective from what to do about wrongdoers to what morality demands of them corresponds to the common intuition that wrongdoers are morally required to at least try to redress ...
- Paul M. Hughes
- PMHughes@umich.edu
- 2011
1. Jan. 2009 · Oxford University Press. Book. Making Amends: Atonement in Morality, Law, and Politics. Linda Radzik. Published: 1 January 2009. Cite. Permissions. Share. Abstract. Can wrongs be righted? Can we make up for our misdeeds, or does the impossibility of changing the past mean that we remain permanently guilty?
uk / raɪt / us / raɪt /. formal. If you right a situation or a mistake, you make it better or correct it: It's a terrible situation and we should right it as soon as possible. If a boat rights itself, it turns itself back to its correct position in the water: The canoe will right itself if it capsizes.
to do something to correct an unfair situation or something bad that you have done. This is a time to right wrongs and heal divisions. How can we right these wrongs? See right in the Oxford Advanced American Dictionary. Check pronunciation: right. Definition of right verb in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary.
Rights From Wrongs. A COUNTRY AT WAR WITH ITS CONSCIENCE. By Jason M. Morgan | March 2024. Jason M. Morgan, a Contributing Editor of the NOR, teaches history, philosophy, and international relations at Reitaku University in Kashiwa, Japan.
