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Science” or the “Journal of Applied Social Psychology”. Her goal, writes the author, is to start "conversations about evil". But your book is not a religious or philosophical book. Indeed - unfortunately! No one can blame her for not having dealt with the subject more comprehensively. But it would certainly have done the book good if it had not only scattered Nietzsche quotes over the individual chapters, but also dealt with what philosophers and theologians had and have to say about the phenomenon of evil. However, the sentences of the great philosopher at least offer the appearance of structure in a work that otherwise looks as if the author has entered everything that came to her mind about the broad field of evil into the search engine and evaluated the result relatively incoherently. Thus, without conceptual differentiation, there are studies on aggression and sadism in close neighborhood groups on research on pedophilia, National Socialism, rape and mass murder. Somehow everything is bad. However, one shouldn't label anyone as completely evil and thus dehumanize them, warns the author. This is actually an important and further reference. People aren't just psychopaths or thieves or pedophiles. Even murderers are human first and foremost. Whether her book "throws the familiar categories of good and bad overboard," as the publisher promises, remains to be seen. The publisher seems to have doubts itself. Because the cover does not adorn a thematically appropriate motif, but a photo of the author. It looks anything but bad, on the contrary, it looks extremely attractive. Julia Shaw informs that attractive people generally appear more trustworthy. Julia Shaw may be her best selling point in person. In any case, you don't learn anything really new about evil in her book. But those who like their style and need suggestions for small talk will get their money's worth.
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