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Reconsidering evil: confronting reflections with confessions
Dudley, MA: Peeters (2006)
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Introduction -- Ricœr's project of a philosophical approach to evil via symbols -- Kant's radical evil: an ethical approach to evil -- Evil as foundering: Karl Jaspers' tragic view of evil -- Karl Barth's notion of das Nichtige and the problem of knowing evil -- The end of evil.Author's Profile
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