Vessels of Evil: American Slavery and the Holocaust.

Abstract

Preface Part I: On Becoming an Evil Self 1. Two Faces of Evil: An Introduction 2. The Human Condition Good and Bad * Immoral Rapprochement * Understanding Obedience to Authority * Obeying Authority and Becoming Morally Sullied 3. The Moral Community Common-Sense Morality * Moral Drift * The People of Le Chambon 4. Characterizing Evil Acts of Evil 5. The Psychology of Doubling The Problem * Doubling and Multiple Personality Disorder * The Psychology of Doubling * Moral Disassociation Part II: The Institutions 6. American Slavery and the Holocaust Conception of the Victims * The Institutions 7. Murderous Extermination and Natal Alienation Doing Justice to the Difference * Ultimates in Evil: Alienation and Extermination * Self-Hatred Part III: Surviving into the Future 8. After the Ashes Jews * Blacks * Historical Contexts * Group Autonomy 9. The Fate of Blacks and Jews The General Problem of Cooperation * Neither Coercive nor Affirming Cooperation * Cooperation and Having a Narrative * Blacks and Jews Name Index Subject Index

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