Is the concept of “evil” worth retaining?
The Minefield
Navigating the Philosophical Dimensions of Evil
This chapter explores the historical interpretations of evil through the thoughts of philosophers like Plato, Augustine, and Kant. It critiques Hannah Arendt's concept of the banality of evil, emphasizing the need to focus on victim suffering while addressing the moral implications of evil in contemporary society.
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