Genocide and human rights : a philosophical guide /
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Basingstoke [England] :
Palgrave Macmillan,
2005.
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Table of Contents:
- pt. 1. The problem of evil : how does genocide affect philosophy?. The evil in genocide / Berel Lang
- Rights, morality, and faith in the light of the Holocaust / Sander Lee
- How should genocide affect philosophy? / Frederick Sontag
- Genocide, despair, and religious hope : an essay on human nature / Stephen T. Davis
- The Holocaust and language / D.Z. Phillips
- Genocide, evil, and injustice : competing hells / Thomas W. Simon
- pt. 2. Innocent or guilty? philosophy's involvement in genocide. The doctorhood of genocide / Colin Tatz
- The philosophical warrant for genocide / David Patterson
- The rational constitution of evil : reflections on Franz Baermann Steiner's critique of philosophy / Michael Mack
- Epistemic conditions for genocide / Emmanuel C. Eze
- Genocide and the totalizing philosopher : a Levinasian analysis / Leonard Grob
- Why do the happy inhabitants of Tahiti bother to exist at all? / Robert Bernasconi
- pt. 3. Will genocide ever end? genocide's challenge to philosophy. Refocusing genocide : a philosophical responsibility / Raimont Gaita
- Genocide and crimes against humanity / Norman Geras
- Innocence, genocide, and suicide bombings / Laurence M. Thomas
- Beyond the affectations of philosophy / James R. Watson
- The warring logics of genocide / Edith Wyschogrod
- Philosophy's obligation to the human being in the aftermath of genocide / Paul C. Santilli
- pt. 4. Resistance, responsibility, and human rights : philosophy's responce to genocide. Genocide and social death / Claudia Card
- Genocide and the "logic" of racism / John K. Roth
- The right to life, genocide, and the problem of bystander states / David H. Jones
- Repudiating inhumanity : cosmopolitan justice and the obligation to prosecute human rights atrocities / Patrick Hayden
- "The human material is too weak" / Roger S. Gottlieb
- Virtue ethics, mass killing, and hatred / Paul Woodruff
- Shame, the Holocaust, and dark times / Michael L. Morgan.