Charles Mathewes Songtexte
Camus — The Challenge to Take Evil Seriously
Freud — The Death Drive and the Inexplicable
Hobbes — Evil as a Social Construct
Islam — Iblis the Failed, Once-Glorious Being
Greece — Tragedy and the Peloponnesian War
Songtexte
- Nietzsche — Considering the Language of Evil
- Rabbinic Judaism — The Evil Impulse
- Freud — The Death Drive and the Inexplicable
- On Self-Deception in Evil — Scholasticism
- Conrad — Incomprehensible Terror
- Dostoevsky — The Demonic in Modernity
- Montaigne and Pascal — Evil and the Self
- The Hebrew Bible — Human Rivalry With God
- Dante — Hell and the Abandonment of Hope
- Kant — Evil at the Root of Human Agency
- The American North and South — Holy War
- Dark Politics — Machiavelli on How to Be Bad
- Science and the Empirical Study of Evil
- Life in Truth — 20th-Century Poets on Evil
- Greece — Tragedy and the Peloponnesian War
- The Reformation — The Power of Evil Within
- Where Can Hope Be Found?
- The Inevitability of Evil — Irenaeus
- Creation, Evil, and the Fall — Augustine
- Christian Scripture — Apocalypse and Original Sin
- Post–wwii Roman Catholic Theology on Evil
- Marx — Materialism and Evil
- Hobbes — Evil as a Social Construct
- Post–wwii Jewish Thought on Evil
- The Nature and Origins of Evil
- Enuma Elish — Evil as Cosmic Battle
- Camus — The Challenge to Take Evil Seriously
- Greek Philosophy — Human Evil and Malice
- Arendt — The Banality of Evil
- The Enlightenment and Its Discontents
- The Hebrew Bible — Wisdom and the Fear of God
- Islam — Iblis the Failed, Once-Glorious Being
- The "Unnaming" of Evil
- Post–wwii Protestant Theology on Evil
- Hegel — The Slaughter Block of History
- Milton — Epic Evil
