R. Jay Wallace (1994) developed this idea into an account of "holding responsible" according to which we hold others morally responsible just in case we experience resentment, indignation, or (in the self-regarding case) guilt as a response to their actions, or judge that such a response would be appropriate.
You may even experience that combination of indignation and wonder that Tim Burton's Batman stirred in me.
Later, at the committee on communications, where two experts are giving evidence about broadband speeds, I experience a jolt of indignation as Melvyn Bragg takes his seat beside the Earl of Selborne – which one of them, I wonder, knows more about Britain's digital future?
He contemplates Japan's wartime experience with regret, rather than indignation.
From time to time, a Facebook friend will post a picture like this one:Whenever I see one of these, I experience a satisfying surge of indignation.
An enraged, educated woman (Vagina dentata intellectualis) with her arsenal of experience, observation, self-deprecation and indignation is a force to be reckoned with, a kind of intellectual Mike Tyson — though, apparently, she is still not as likely to be seduced into bed as the bombshell bimbo, one reason she's so irate.
The latest study of the 900,000 Dutch Muslims, by Amsterdam University, suggests that the feelings of "indignation and humiliation" experienced by Muslims are worsening, not fading away.
AFTER hoovering a scrumptious Sunday brunch at the North Fork Table and Inn in Southold's wine country — improbably, the only place on the East End to crack the top five of the 2009-10 Zaguideuide to Long Island restaurants — I experienced a burst of contemplative indignation stoked by a local Borghese 2005 Pinot Noir and crispy cod and Yukon Gold potato cakes.
The indignation that is typically experienced in response to such an offer, according to Raz, is grounded in part in the symbolic significance of certain actions (1986, 349).
What shall we make of a country where people who have never experienced racial discrimination object with moral indignation to an act of peaceful protest by a man whose people still do not benefit from America's promise of equality?
But as a vegetarian, I see promise in the indignation and sorrow people were experiencing.
