Ordinary people and extraordinary evil : a report on the beguilings of evil / Fred E. Katz.
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- 9781438408491
- 1438408498
- 9780791414422
- 0791414426
- 170 20
- BJ1401 .K38 1993
- 71.60
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 149-151) and index.
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Introduction: From the Ordinary to the Extraordinary. Evil Defined. Look at Evil Behaviorally. Is Evil Real? Who Produces Extraordinary Evil? Overview of the Book -- Ch. 1. Confronting Evil and its Paradoxes. Arendt's View of Eichmann. Is a Dispassionate Study of Evil Possible? The Desire to Ignore Evil. People May Deliberately Engage in Evil Activities -- Ch. 2. Behavior Mechanisms at Work. Incremental Processes. Packages and Riders. The Question of Autonomy: The Cunning of Governments and the Contributions of Citizens -- Ch. 3. Some Faces of Evil. A Humane American Physician. An SS Physician. A Nazi Bureaucrat: Chief of the Auschwitz Extermination Camp. My Lai -- Ch. 4. Conclusion: Turning away from Evil. A Fable About the Two Research-Minded Physicians. Raoul Wallenberg and Rudolf Hoess Revisited. The Compelling Power of Immediacy and Extricating Oneself from Taking Part in Evil. Another Look at the Five Paradoxes: Some Answers, Some New Questions, Some Hope. The Larger Picture.
English.
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