think of a few

Harry 2022-04-23 07:04:05

A few things to think about:

One is that the pure friends of the Green Religion think that they are good and their religion is good, but they don’t care about other people’s use of the name of the group to increase the momentum of evil - being lazy or pretending not to see the loneliness is also a part of the evil of social people. species, a passive evil.

The second is the untraceable failure of large systems and the difficulty of accountability mentioned in the course Sicherheit und Zuverlaessigkeit. The same is true of human society. The film also mentions a word Buerokratie, bureaucracy, this word has a new expression in a new environment - a passive and evil characteristic of individuals in a large system giving up their personal initiative, let's call it evil , even when passively doing good deeds, is a kind of evil

Third, at the meeting discussing the abolition of the death penalty, the German girl said that the reason for the abolition of the death penalty is that this kind of systematisch murder (systematic murder) must never happen again. This is the case with the Nazis, and so is the death penalty. Germany is really too good at systematisch to do anything. The absence of many people and their different detachment from the Chinese may also have something to do with this

The fourth is to cite the example of the Bible. During the Third Reich, "you must not kill Miao" became "you must kill Miao", and people just obeyed an order from above and carried it out. I think of the Chinese people who are often compared to people who are saints and do not pursue anything above, but I also have doubts. Needless to say, the advantages of dualistic dialectics may be that there is no drastic reversal, and it is easy to fall into the emptiness of the soul and the random split of behavior.

Fifth is the only place where I re-read it twice. Hannah said in the class: The evil in the concentration camp is no longer driven by traditional evil personal motives such as human selfishness, but extreme and beyond personal motives. Related to this phenomenon: die ueberfluessige Machung des Menschen als Menschen (too many people). Concentration camps are designed to make the people inside understand that they are superfluous. Punishment has nothing to do with crime, labor does not bring benefits. There, human actions are meaningless. That is, there is no point in making daily. The final form of totalitarianism is absolute evil, and the nature of evil has an extreme nature. Without totalitarianism we cannot understand the radikal (extreme) qualities of evil.

Sixth, as Hannah mentioned in her comments, Jews everywhere have leaders, and some leaders cooperate with the Nazis. If the Jews are scattered and unorganized, then the total number of deaths must be less than that.

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Extended Reading
  • Libbie 2022-03-16 09:01:07

    After finally waiting for the film source, it was a version that was completely refilled and dubbed in German, smoothing out the subtle "sense of isolation" created by the interspersed switching of the three languages ​​in the legend, which is not a small loss and regret. Although the film only intercepts the most precarious period and conflicting events in Arendt’s life in the whirlpool of thought persecution, it is very compact and powerful, and it also makes the subject clear and tangible, namely: investigating and thinking about evil, and thinking about it. Rethinking itself.

  • Irma 2022-03-19 09:01:08

    4.5. Applause, think, read, think. I have a general idea of ​​what book to read this year.

Hannah Arendt quotes

  • Hannah Arendt: Israel has to be very careful that this doesn't become a show trial.

    Kurt Blumenfeld: That's my Hannah! Just wait a bit. And try to understand Ben Gurion. Our young people refuse to confront what you call the "dark times." Either they're ashamed of their parents who didn't fight or protect themselves, or they accuse them of having behaved dishonorably. They think only criminals or whores could have survived the camps.

  • Adolf Eichmann: I received the matter for its continued processing and dealt with it in an intermediate capacity. As I was ordered to do. I had to follow orders.