... such a civilized society produced horrors of such scope and calculated ruthlessness. In response to the Holocaust, a school of philosophy emerged through the writings of George Steiner, Primo Levi, Jean Amry, Hannah Arendt, and others that focused on the analysis of the horrors and excesses of Nazi Germany. Post-Holocaust thought, coupled with the atrocities committed by the Stalinist state in Russia, led ... would be watching her for symptoms of unorthodoxy. . .by means of such organizations as the Spies they were systematically turned into ungovernable little savages (Orwell 24). The P...

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... such a civilized society produced horrors of such scope and calculated ruthlessness. In response to the Holocaust, a school of philosophy emerged through the writings of George Steiner, Primo Levi, Jean Amry, Hannah Arendt, and others that focused on the analysis of the horrors and excesses of Nazi Germany. Post-Holocaust thought, coupled with the atrocities committed by the Stalinist state in Russia, led ... would be watching her for symptoms of unorthodoxy. . .by means of such organizations as the Spies they were systematically turned into ungovernable little savages (Orwell 24). The P...

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• Has Bibliography

... management. Indeed, the government quickly aligned with big business, creating more of a corrupt bureaucracy than a revolutionary economy. Mussolini secured some working-class assent with state-sponsored programs, including massive public-works projects, library building, paid vacations for workers, and social security. In 1929, he settled Italy's sixty-year-old con- flict with the Roman Catholic Church. He signed a treaty that granted ... religious certainties, and some people find this alarming (they suffer from what is termed cultural despair, angst, or anomie), so they create substi...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate