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_aPerspectives on Evil : _ba From Banality to Genocide / _cEdited by Kanta Dihal. |
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_aLeiden; _aBoston : _bBrill | Rodopi, _c2019. |
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_aFront Matter -- Copyright -- Notes on Contributors -- Introduction / _rKanta Dihal -- The Banality and the Familiarity of Evil -- From Victims to Perpetrators: the Banality of Evil in Jonathan Littell’s The Kindly Ones / _rDamian Catani -- Unspeakable Banality: Discourse in Dispute / _rCassie Pedersen -- Genocide in Rwanda -- In Plain Sight: the Ethics of Proximity in the Holocaust and the Rwandan Genocide / _rSarah Gendron -- On the Role of Nation-States in Regulating Evil: a Case Study on Rwanda / _rSally Nadeau -- Extraordinary Forgiveness / _rJennifer Vanderheyden -- Capitalism and the Socio-Psychology of Evil -- Late Capitalism, Psychopathy and the Ontology of Evil / _rHelen Patey -- Psychologising Evil in the Media: a Market-Like Exchange of Political Responsibility for Isolation in the Greek Crisis Environment / _rSophia Kanaouti -- The Fury of ‘Ressentiment’: Binary Codes, Evil and Society / _rSpiros Gangas -- On the Usefulness of Being Unrealistic: a Critique of Freud’s Arguments against Neighbour Love / _rRegan Lance Reitsma -- Dehumanization, the Law and the Prison -- Socio-Spatial Scripts: Evil and the Contestation of Space and Being / _rRallie Murray -- The Intersection between Evil and Architecture: Environment and Agency / _rRobert W. Butler -- Choosing between Two Evils: a Philosophical Consideration of the Defences of Necessity and Duress in English Law / _rStephen Banks -- Back Matter -- Index. |
| 520 | _aThe question of evil is one of the oldest and most intensely studied topics in intellectual history. In fiction, legend and mythology the boundary between good and evil is often depicted as clear-cut, at least to the reader or listener, who is supposed to understand such tales as lessons and warnings. Evil is something that must be avoided by the hero in some cases and vanquished in others; it is either the exact opposite of the expected good behaviour, or its complete absence. Even so, for the characters in these didactic fictions, it turns out to be deceptively easy to fall to the infernal, ‘dark’ side. This volume draws on the expertise of an interdisciplinary group of contributors to chart events and deeds of an ‘evil’ nature that have been lived in the (recent) past and have become part of history, from individual to institutionalised evil. | ||
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