Psychopathy and Jewish Identity

This chapter critically examines a paper by Laurent Gignot, focusing on the intersection of Jewish identity and antisemitism within the context of contemporary geopolitical tensions. It explores psychological themes such as psychopathy, collective memory, and the implications of upbringing on perceptions of specialness and threat. Through personal narratives and philosophical reflections, the discussion unpacks the complexities of societal behaviors linked to empathy, manipulation, and the dualities of identity.