I Want to Do Bad Things: Modern Interpretations of Evil /
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Language: English
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Leiden, Boston :
BRILL,
2014.
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Call Number: BD21
Table of Contents:
- Preliminary Material /
- Kristin L. Bone and Rivka Greig
- Freud against Neighbour Love /
- Regan Lance Reitsma
- The Night the Dunes Fell Silent /
- Robin L. Fetherston
- Ruptures in Understanding: The Banality of Evil and the Differend /
- Cassie A. Pedersen
- Architecture and Evil: Imagined Landscapes /
- Robert W. Butler
- Nietzsche's Perfectionism and Evil-Scepticism /
- Peter Brian Barry
- Late Capitalism, Psychopathy and the Ontology of Evil /
- Helen Patey
- Reversals: How Psychologising Evil Makes Private of the Political and Alleviates Responsibility and Judgement /
- Sophia Kanaouti
- Evil as 'Ressentiment': Binary Codes and Social Pathologies /
- Spiros Gangas
- Dark Side of a Hero: The Villain in the Role of the Protagonist /
- Kristin L. Bone
- Humanly Evil: A Lesson from Milton and Tolkien on Being an Antihero /
- Rivkah Greig
- The Universal Glass Mirror: A Study in the Personification of Evil in Oscar Wilde's Picture of Dorian Gray /
- Bethany Dahlstrom
- 'No One Mourns the Wicked': Evolving Perspectives on the Wicked Witch of the West /
- Priya Banwait and Ailea Merriam-Pigg
- 'They Don't Have a Name for what He Is:' Hannibal Lecter's Popularity Explained from a Feminist and a Marxist Perspective /
- Kanta Dihal
- 'I'm a Monster. What I Do Is Evil': Monsters and Evil in Joss Whedon's Firefly and Serenity /
- Laura Chilcoat.