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Moral responsibility in the Holocaust: a study in the ethics of character

Choice Reviews OnlinePublished 1 November 1999
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TL;DR

The Ethics of Responsibility applies to problems raised by the Holocaust as well as to victims, rescuers, and bystanders.

Abstract

Chapter 1 Preface Chapter 2 Acknolwedgements Chapter 3 Introduction Part 4 1 The Ethics of Responsibility Chapter 5 1 Moral Responsibility Chapter 6 2 Moral Character Chapter 7 3 Excuses Chapter 8 4 Self-Deception Part 9 2 Application of the Ethics of Responsibility to Problems Raised by the Holocaust Chapter 10 5 Political Culture, Socialization, and Responsiblity Chapter 11 6 The Principal Perpetrator: Adolpfh Hitler Chapter 12 7 Perpetrators: The Men in Police Battalions Chapter 13 8 Victims Chapter 14 9 Helpers, Rescuers, and Bystanders Chapter 15 Conclusion Chapter 16 About the Author Chapter 17 Index

Keywords

Psychology