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Understanding Genocide The Social Psychology of the Holocaust - Leonard S. Newman, Ralph Erber 2002 PDF Oxford University Press, USA BOOKS HUMAN AND PSYCHOLOGY
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Understanding Genocide The Social Psychology of the Holocaust
Author: Leonard S. Newman, Ralph Erber
Year: 2002
Pages: 376
Format: PDF
File size: 2 MB
Language: ENG



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Understanding Genocide: The Social Psychology of the Holocaust by Christopher Wells-Omi is a thought-provoking book that delves into the psychological aspects of one of history's most heinous events - the Holocaust. The author examines the social and psychological factors that contributed to the genocide, providing a deeper understanding of the mechanisms that led to such a tragic event. The book sheds light on the importance of studying the Holocaust to gain insights into the nature of human behavior and the potential for mass violence in any society. The book begins by exploring the historical context of the Holocaust, setting the stage for the discussion of the psychological factors that played a role in the atrocities that occurred. The author then delves into the various psychological theories that can help us understand the motivations and behaviors of both the perpetrators and the victims of the Holocaust. He discusses the concept of "normalization which refers to the process by which individuals become desensitized to the suffering of others, allowing them to participate in or condone horrific acts without feeling guilty or remorseful. One of the key themes of the book is the idea that the Holocaust was not just a physical destruction of Jews but also a symbolic destruction of their identity and culture. The author argues that this symbolic destruction was just as devastating as the physical destruction and had long-lasting effects on the survivors and their descendants.
Understanding Genocide: The Social Psychology of the Holocaust by Christopher Wells-Omi - книга, заставляющая задуматься, которая углубляется в психологические аспекты одного из самых отвратительных событий истории - Холокоста. Автор рассматривает социальные и психологические факторы, способствовавшие геноциду, обеспечивая более глубокое понимание механизмов, которые привели к такому трагическому событию. Книга проливает свет на важность изучения Холокоста, чтобы получить представление о природе человеческого поведения и потенциале массового насилия в любом обществе. Книга начинается с изучения исторического контекста Холокоста, подготавливая почву для обсуждения психологических факторов, сыгравших роль в произошедших злодеяниях. Затем автор углубляется в различные психологические теории, которые могут помочь нам понять мотивы и поведение как виновных, так и жертв Холокоста. Он обсуждает концепцию "нормализации, которая относится к процессу, с помощью которого люди становятся нечувствительными к страданиям других, позволяя им участвовать или потворствовать ужасным актам, не чувствуя вины или раскаяния. Одной из ключевых тем книги является идея о том, что Холокост был не просто физическим уничтожением евреев, но и символическим уничтожением их идентичности и культуры. Автор утверждает, что это символическое разрушение было столь же разрушительным, как и физическое разрушение, и имело длительные последствия для выживших и их потомков.
Understanding Genocide: The Social Psicology of the Holocaust by Christopher Wells-Omi è un libro che fa riflettere, che approfondisce gli aspetti psicologici di uno degli eventi più orribili della storia, l'Olocausto. L'autore affronta i fattori sociali e psicologici che hanno contribuito al genocidio, fornendo una migliore comprensione dei meccanismi che hanno portato a questo tragico evento. Il libro mette in luce l'importanza dello studio dell'Olocausto per avere un'idea della natura del comportamento umano e del potenziale della violenza di massa in qualsiasi società. Il libro inizia esplorando il contesto storico dell'Olocausto, preparando il terreno per discutere i fattori psicologici che hanno giocato un ruolo nelle atrocità avvenute. Poi l'autore approfondisce le varie teorie psicologiche che possono aiutarci a comprendere le motivazioni e il comportamento sia dei colpevoli che delle vittime dell'Olocausto. Egli discute del concetto di normalizzazione, che si riferisce a un processo attraverso il quale le persone diventano insensibili alla sofferenza degli altri, permettendo loro di partecipare o accettare atti terribili senza sentirsi in colpa o in rimorso. Uno dei temi chiave del libro è l'idea che l'Olocausto non fosse solo una distruzione fisica degli ebrei, ma anche una distruzione simbolica della loro identità e cultura. L'autore sostiene che questa distruzione simbolica è stata devastante quanto la distruzione fisica e ha avuto conseguenze durature per i sopravvissuti e i loro discendenti.
Understanding Genocide: Die Sozialpsychologie des Holocaust von Christopher Wells-Omi ist ein Buch, das zum Nachdenken anregt und die psychologischen Aspekte eines der abscheulichsten Ereignisse der Geschichte, des Holocaust, vertieft. Der Autor untersucht die sozialen und psychologischen Faktoren, die zum Völkermord beigetragen haben, und bietet ein tieferes Verständnis der Mechanismen, die zu einem solchen tragischen Ereignis geführt haben. Das Buch beleuchtet die Bedeutung des Studiums des Holocaust, um Einblicke in die Natur menschlichen Verhaltens und das Potenzial für Massengewalt in jeder Gesellschaft zu erhalten. Das Buch beginnt mit einer Untersuchung des historischen Kontextes des Holocaust und bereitet den Boden für die Diskussion der psychologischen Faktoren, die bei den Gräueltaten eine Rolle gespielt haben. Der Autor taucht dann in verschiedene psychologische Theorien ein, die uns helfen können, die Motive und das Verhalten sowohl der Täter als auch der Opfer des Holocaust zu verstehen. Er diskutiert das Konzept der "Normalisierung, die sich auf den Prozess bezieht, durch den Menschen gegenüber dem iden anderer unempfindlich werden, indem sie sich an schrecklichen Handlungen beteiligen oder sie dulden können, ohne sich schuldig oder reumütig zu fühlen. Eines der Hauptthemen des Buches ist die Idee, dass der Holocaust nicht nur eine physische Vernichtung der Juden war, sondern auch eine symbolische Vernichtung ihrer Identität und Kultur. Der Autor argumentiert, dass diese symbolische Zerstörung ebenso verheerend war wie die physische Zerstörung und dauerhafte Folgen für die Überlebenden und ihre Nachkommen hatte.
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