anyone here ever read Karl Jaspers' The Question of German Guilt'???
bobbieinok
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Mon May-10-04 09:49 PM
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anyone here ever read Karl Jaspers' The Question of German Guilt'??? |
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Edited on Mon May-10-04 09:53 PM by bobbieinok
he wrote the book after WWII - about individual and collective guilt
what was that big NO-NO about comparing US to Nazis etc???????
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Mon May-10-04 09:52 PM
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Also a good read on how Japan and Germany dealt with their actions in WWII and the impact on their societies...
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Mon May-10-04 10:17 PM
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2. Jaspers is one of my favorites. |
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He was in a German concentration camp, lined up for execution.
Doesn't he conclude that all Germans were guilty, implicitly or explicitly?
He also wrote "The Atomic Bomb and the Future of Mankind".
And I just can't stand Heidegger. What an asshole!
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