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Newspaper Article
Reader is challenged by approach to concept of evil
2005
Overview
Some professors believe the capacity for evil exists within everyone - and it's a theory lent weight by both the Abu Ghraib torture scandal and Dr Stanley Milgram's electroshock experiments in the 1960s,where participants followed orders and gave what they thought were damaging electric shocks to others. Arditti presents himself as an author who attended college with a character called Felicity Benthall, who attempted to blow up diplomatic representatives from the United Nations in October 1977, but instead killed herself, her uncle the British ambassador, his deputy, two secret service men and the Polish charge d'affaires.
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Post Publications Ltd
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