Rage and disgust can serve for a time to satisfy the transitory ego-defensive needs of tourists and dilettantes; such feelings are melted away from minds that are held in the fires of the Holocaust for prolonged periods.
An edition of The Social Psychology of Good and Evil
(2004)
The Social Psychology of Good and Evil
by Arthur G. Miller
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The Social Psychology of Good and Evil
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"Rage and disgust can serve for a time to satisfy the transitory ego-defensive needs of tourists and dilettantes; such feelings are melted away from minds that are held in the fires of the Holocaust for prolonged periods."
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