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88. Hannah Arendt y la banalidad del mal

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Un hombre común organiza la logística para enviar a cientos de miles de judíos a los campos de concentración. Ese hombre era Adolf Eichmann, cuyo juicio en 1961 llevó a la filósofa alemana Hannah Arendt a formular una tesis inquietante y controvertida: el mal puede ser banal y no siempre delata la personalidad de un monstruo.

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88. Hannah Arendt y la banalidad del mal

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