Kanta Dihal, D.Phil. (2018), Oxon., is Principal Investigator on the Global AI Narratives project at the Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence, University of Cambridge. She is co-editor of AI Narratives (Oxford University Press, 2020).

• Notes on ContributorsIntroductionKanta DihalPart 1The Banality and the Familiarity of Evil1 From Victims to Perpetrators: the Banality of Evil in Jonathan Littell’s The Kindly OnesDamian Catani2 Unspeakable Banality: Discourse in DisputeCassie PedersenPart 2Genocide in Rwanda3 In Plain Sight: the Ethics of Proximity in the Holocaust and the Rwandan GenocideSarah Gendron4 On the Role of Nation-States in Regulating Evil: a Case Study on RwandaSally Nadeau5 Extraordinary ForgivenessJennifer VanderheydenPart 3Capitalism and the Socio-Psychology of Evil6 Late Capitalism, Psychopathy and the Ontology of EvilHelen Patey7 Psychologising Evil in the Media: a Market-Like Exchange of Political Responsibility for Isolation in the Greek Crisis EnvironmentSophia Kanaouti8 The Fury of ‘Ressentiment’: Binary Codes, Evil and SocietySpiros Gangas9 On the Usefulness of Being Unrealistic: a Critique of Freud’s Arguments against Neighbour LoveRegan Lance ReitsmaPart 4Dehumanization, the Law and the Prison10 Socio-Spatial Scripts: Evil and the Contestation of Space and BeingRallie Murray11 The Intersection between Evil and Architecture: Environment and AgencyRobert W. Butler12 Choosing between Two Evils: a Philosophical Consideration of the Defences of Necessity and Duress in English LawStephen BanksIndex

Kanta Dihal, D.Phil. (2018), Oxon., is Principal Investigator on the Global AI Narratives project at the Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence, University of Cambridge. She is co-editor of AI Narratives (Oxford University Press, 2020).

• Notes on ContributorsIntroductionKanta DihalPart 1The Banality and the Familiarity of Evil1 From Victims to Perpetrators: the Banality of Evil in Jonathan Littell’s The Kindly OnesDamian Catani2 Unspeakable Banality: Discourse in DisputeCassie PedersenPart 2Genocide in Rwanda3 In Plain Sight: the Ethics of Proximity in the Holocaust and the Rwandan GenocideSarah Gendron4 On the Role of Nation-States in Regulating Evil: a Case Study on RwandaSally Nadeau5 Extraordinary ForgivenessJennifer VanderheydenPart 3Capitalism and the Socio-Psychology of Evil6 Late Capitalism, Psychopathy and the Ontology of EvilHelen Patey7 Psychologising Evil in the Media: a Market-Like Exchange of Political Responsibility for Isolation in the Greek Crisis EnvironmentSophia Kanaouti8 The Fury of ‘Ressentiment’: Binary Codes, Evil and SocietySpiros Gangas9 On the Usefulness of Being Unrealistic: a Critique of Freud’s Arguments against Neighbour LoveRegan Lance ReitsmaPart 4Dehumanization, the Law and the Prison10 Socio-Spatial Scripts: Evil and the Contestation of Space and BeingRallie Murray11 The Intersection between Evil and Architecture: Environment and AgencyRobert W. Butler12 Choosing between Two Evils: a Philosophical Consideration of the Defences of Necessity and Duress in English LawStephen BanksIndex

Kanta Dihal, D.Phil. (2018), Oxon., is Principal Investigator on the Global AI Narratives project at the Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence, University of Cambridge. She is co-editor of AI Narratives (Oxford University Press, 2020).

• Notes on ContributorsIntroductionKanta DihalPart 1The Banality and the Familiarity of Evil1 From Victims to Perpetrators: the Banality of Evil in Jonathan Littell’s The Kindly OnesDamian Catani2 Unspeakable Banality: Discourse in DisputeCassie PedersenPart 2Genocide in Rwanda3 In Plain Sight: the Ethics of Proximity in the Holocaust and the Rwandan GenocideSarah Gendron4 On the Role of Nation-States in Regulating Evil: a Case Study on RwandaSally Nadeau5 Extraordinary ForgivenessJennifer VanderheydenPart 3Capitalism and the Socio-Psychology of Evil6 Late Capitalism, Psychopathy and the Ontology of EvilHelen Patey7 Psychologising Evil in the Media: a Market-Like Exchange of Political Responsibility for Isolation in the Greek Crisis EnvironmentSophia Kanaouti8 The Fury of ‘Ressentiment’: Binary Codes, Evil and SocietySpiros Gangas9 On the Usefulness of Being Unrealistic: a Critique of Freud’s Arguments against Neighbour LoveRegan Lance ReitsmaPart 4Dehumanization, the Law and the Prison10 Socio-Spatial Scripts: Evil and the Contestation of Space and BeingRallie Murray11 The Intersection between Evil and Architecture: Environment and AgencyRobert W. Butler12 Choosing between Two Evils: a Philosophical Consideration of the Defences of Necessity and Duress in English LawStephen BanksIndex