The End of Memory: Remembering Rightly in a Violent World
In The End of Memory, Miroslav Volf reflects on how individuals and communities should remember violence. The book considers the relationship between memory, justice, and reconciliation, asking how remembrance can acknowledge suffering without becoming a continuing source of conflict in a violent world.
About This Book
Miroslav Volf considers the role of memory in a world marked by violence.
The book explores what it means to remember rightly rather than allowing memories of harm to perpetuate further conflict.
It offers a reflective treatment of memory, justice, and the challenges of living responsibly after violence.
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