Eichmann in Jerusalem
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Eichmann in Jerusalem

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Hannah Arendt’s “Eichmann in Jerusalem: A Report on the Banality of Evil” is a landmark exploration of the trial of Adolf Eichmann. Arendt’s controversial analysis examines the nature of evil, Eichmann’s role in the Holocaust, and the complexities of justice. ISBN: 9780241552292. Explore Arendt’s thought-provoking study of one of history’s most infamous figures.

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  • ISBN-13: 9780241552292
  • Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd
  • Binding: Paperback
  • No of Pages: 336
  • Weight: 250 gr
  • ISBN-10: 024155229X
  • Publisher Date: 05 May 2022
  • Height: 128 mm
  • Spine Width: 24 mm
  • Width: 197 mm

18 reviews for Eichmann in Jerusalem

  1. Shipra Sharma –

    Arendt’s analysis is thought-provoking, but her tone can be off-putting. It has important perspective, but not pleasure to read.

  2. Prity Rani –

    Arendt’s views are still intensely debated. It is still a very worthwhile book to read.

  3. N. Shirisha Reddy –

    Challenging and insightful, but be prepared for a controversial perspective. The banality of evil is a chilling concept.

  4. Ankita Singh –

    It is not light reading, but it will change your understanding of Holocaust. I would recommend this book

  5. Kuldeep Samal –

    A very unsettling read. Arendt’s concept of the banality of evil is still debated.

  6. Chayan Mandal –

    Arendt’s perspective is unique and disturbing. A powerful exploration of Eichmann’s trial.

  7. Hardik Sharma –

    Important historical and philosophical work. Arendt challenges conventional thinking. I was mostly convinced by her arguments.

  8. Manish –

    An unflinching look at a dark chapter of history. There are important lessons that are still relevant today.

  9. Hariharasudhan J –

    A must-read for anyone interested in the Holocaust and the nature of evil. It is a very dark book, but worth the read.

  10. Gaurav Mittal –

    The ‘banality of evil’ concept is very chilling. However, Arendt’s book needs background knowledge about the subject.

  11. Ishan Bose –

    Arendt’s writing is dense, but the subject matter is undeniably important. A difficult but rewarding read. I am not sure i agree with Arendt’s conclusion.

  12. Gaurav S –

    Arendt makes you think differently about evil. The writing style made it slow to get through. So much details.

  13. Vivekanand Pandey –

    An important book that raises difficult questions. However, Arendt’s conclusions remain controversial.

  14. Tirthabrata Dutta –

    A difficult but essential read. Arendt’s arguments are convincing. The book is a bit dense though.

  15. Ayush Chandra –

    Found it a bit dry and academic, but the ideas presented are fascinating and important.

  16. Rishita Bachani –

    A classic for a reason. Though Arendt’s views have sparked debate, it’s still important historical analysis.

  17. Nikhilesh –

    Not an easy read but so rewarding. A book that will stay with you for a long time.

  18. Shivam Prakash Suryawanshi –

    Difficult to digest, but so relevant. It is a reminder of the importance of critical thinking.

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