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Evil And Human Agency Understanding Collective Evildoing Arne Johan Vetlesen

Name: Evil And Human Agency Understanding Collective Evildoing Arne Johan Vetlesen
SKU: BELL-1863712
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4.8 (64 reviews)

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Evil And Human Agency Understanding Collective Evildoing Arne Johan Vetlesen instant download after payment.

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.96 MB

Pages: 326

Author: Arne Johan Vetlesen

ISBN: 9780511137723, 9780521856942, 0511137729, 0521856949

Language: English

Year: 2005

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Evil And Human Agency Understanding Collective Evildoing Arne Johan Vetlesen by Arne Johan Vetlesen 9780511137723, 9780521856942, 0511137729, 0521856949 instant download after payment.

Arne Johan Vetlesen argues that to do evil is to intentionally inflict pain on another human being, against his or her will, and cause serious and foreseeable harm. Vetlesen investigates why and in what sort of circumstances such a desire arises, and how it is channeled, or exploited, into collective evildoing. He argues that such evildoing, pitting whole groups against each other, springs from a combination of character, situation, and social structure. Vetlesen shows how closely perpetrators, victims, and bystanders interact, and how aspects of human agency are recognized, denied, and projected by different agents.