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xxiv, 499 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm.
Evil, unintelligibility, radicality: footnotes to a correspondence between Hannah Arendt and Karl Jaspers -- Kakology: a study of some evil words -- Evil in the Hebrew Bible: the case of the Wisdom Literature -- Reflection: the early history of Satan: before the Satan was evil -- Reflection: meat and evil -- Explaining evil in Plato, Euripides, and Seneca -- Explining evil in late antiquity: Plotinus and His critics -- Augustine on evil -- Reflection: hell as a problem of evil in Medieval women mystics -- ..But draw not nigh this tree: evil in early Islamic thought -- Evil and late Medieval thought -- Reflection: Dante on the evil of treachery: narrative and philosophy -- Reflection: Calvinism and the demonic in the divine -- Reflection: feminine evil and witchcraft -- Evils, privations, and the early moderns -- Reflection: is Don Giovanni evil? -- Reflection: Kant's journey on evil -- Evil in classical German philosophy: selfhood, deception, and despair -- Reflection: Leopardi: "Everything is evil" -- What happened to evil? -- Evil, natural science, and animal suffering -- Reflection: cinematic evil -- Reflection: the banality of evil -- Evil after the holocaust -- Reflection: Satanically great instigators and banal compliers -- Reflection: on Google and not being evil.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 457-481) and index.