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If we follow Burke's ideas of purging guilt, we can see two outcomes of how we may act. We may blame ourselves or we may blame others. By understanding Burke's ideas about guilt, we are better able to place guilt where it belongs. His ideas about guilt help us to understand why we say "I'm sorry" and "please forgive me...
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His ideas about guilt help us to understand why we say "I'm sorry" and "please forgive me." Burke's ideas and theories help us to look a little deeper into human understanding. In conclusion, Burke's ideas on guilt have given birth to many new ideas and ways to look at how we perceive and act on guilt...
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