HAIM GORDON is Senior Lecturer in the Department of Education at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev. He has published widely in philosophy and education, and is the author of Naguib Mahfouz's Egypt: Existential Themes in His Writings (Greenwood, 1990) and Make Room for Dreams: Spiritual Challenges to Zionism (Greenwood, 1989), editor of the forthcoming Dictionary of Existentialism, andd coeditor of Women's and Men's Liberation: Testimonies of Spirit (Greenwood, 1991). He has been active in the struggle for human rights in Israel and the Occupied Territories.RIVCA GORDON is general director of the Foundation for Democratic Education in Israel and chairperson of the Gaza Team for Human Rights. She has published scholarly articles on Sartre.

• Introduction Intuitively Responding to Evil Evil and Lucidity Unmasking "Noble Evil" Bewitching Evil Horror and Evil The Ontology of Evil Sartre's Ontology of Evil and the Poverty of the Social Sciences Evil for Evil's Sake The Consciousness of Genet: A Rejection of Fanaticism Genet's Redemption From a Life of Evil Evil and Society Fighting Evil Straightforwardly Sartre's Tone of Moral Indignation Seriality versus Education Passivity, Black Pride, and Evil Passivity and the Distortion of Truth and Knowledge Some Problems Summary Appendix Bibliography Index

HAIM GORDON is Senior Lecturer in the Department of Education at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev. He has published widely in philosophy and education, and is the author of Naguib Mahfouz's Egypt: Existential Themes in His Writings (Greenwood, 1990) and Make Room for Dreams: Spiritual Challenges to Zionism (Greenwood, 1989), editor of the forthcoming Dictionary of Existentialism, andd coeditor of Women's and Men's Liberation: Testimonies of Spirit (Greenwood, 1991). He has been active in the struggle for human rights in Israel and the Occupied Territories.RIVCA GORDON is general director of the Foundation for Democratic Education in Israel and chairperson of the Gaza Team for Human Rights. She has published scholarly articles on Sartre.

• Introduction Intuitively Responding to Evil Evil and Lucidity Unmasking "Noble Evil" Bewitching Evil Horror and Evil The Ontology of Evil Sartre's Ontology of Evil and the Poverty of the Social Sciences Evil for Evil's Sake The Consciousness of Genet: A Rejection of Fanaticism Genet's Redemption From a Life of Evil Evil and Society Fighting Evil Straightforwardly Sartre's Tone of Moral Indignation Seriality versus Education Passivity, Black Pride, and Evil Passivity and the Distortion of Truth and Knowledge Some Problems Summary Appendix Bibliography Index