Prologue: philosophy and genocide / John K. Roth = xvi
Part I The problem of evil : how does genocide affect philosophy? / John K. Roth = 1
1 The evil in genocide / Berel Lang = 5
2 Rights, morality, and faith in the light of the holocaust / Sander Lee = 18
3 How should genocide affent philosophy? / Frederick Sontag = 29
4 Genocide, despair, and religious hope: an essay on human nature / Stephen T. Davis = 35
5 The holocaust and language / D. Z. Phillips = 46
6 Genocide, evil, and injustice : competing hells / Thomas W. simon = 65
Part II Innocent or guilty? Philosophy's involvement in genocide / John K. Roth = 79
7 The doctorhood of genocide / Colin Tatz = 82
8 the philsophical warrant for genocide / Devid Patterson = 95
9 The rational constitution of evil : reflections on Franz Baermann Steiner's critique of philosophy / Michael Mack = 105
10 Epistemic conditions for genocide / Emmanuel C. Eze = 115
11 Genocide and the toralizing philosopher: A Levinasian Analysis / Lepmard Grob = 130
12 Why do th happy inhabitants of tahiti bother to exist at all? / Robert Bernasconi = 139
Part III Will genocide ever end? Genocide's challenge to phiosophy / John K. Roth = 149
13 refocusing genocide: a philosophical responsibility / Raimond Gaita = 153
14 Genocide and crimes against humanity / Norman Geras = 167
15 Innocence, genocide, and suicide bombings / Laurence M. Thomas = 181
16 Beyond the affectations of philosophy / James R. Watson = 192
17 The Warring logics of genocide / Edith Wyschogrod = 207
18 Philosophy's obligation to the human being in the afermath of genocide / Paul C. Santilli/ Paul C. Santilli = 220
Part IV Resostamce, responsibility, and huma rights: philosophy's response to genocide / John K. Roth = 233
19 Genocide and social death / Claudia card = 238
20 Genocide and the "logic" of racism / John K. Roth = 255
21 The right to life, genocide, and the problem of Bystander States / David H. Jones = 265
22 Repudiating inhumanity: cosmopolitan hustice and the obligation to prosecute human rights atrocities / Patrick Hayden = 277
23 "The Human material is too weak" / Roger S. Gottlieb = 287
24 Virtue ethics, mass killing, and hatred / Paul woodruff = 298
25 Shame, the holocaust, and dark times / Michael L. Morgan = 304
epilogue: "After? … Meaning what?" John K. Roth = 326
select bibliography = 334
index = 341
Part I The problem of evil : how does genocide affect philosophy? / John K. Roth = 1
1 The evil in genocide / Berel Lang = 5
2 Rights, morality, and faith in the light of the holocaust / Sander Lee = 18
3 How should genocide affent philosophy? / Frederick Sontag = 29
4 Genocide, despair, and religious hope: an essay on human nature / Stephen T. Davis = 35
5 The holocaust and language / D. Z. Phillips = 46
6 Genocide, evil, and injustice : competing hells / Thomas W. simon = 65
Part II Innocent or guilty? Philosophy's involvement in genocide / John K. Roth = 79
7 The doctorhood of genocide / Colin Tatz = 82
8 the philsophical warrant for genocide / Devid Patterson = 95
9 The rational constitution of evil : reflections on Franz Baermann Steiner's critique of philosophy / Michael Mack = 105
10 Epistemic conditions for genocide / Emmanuel C. Eze = 115
11 Genocide and the toralizing philosopher: A Levinasian Analysis / Lepmard Grob = 130
12 Why do th happy inhabitants of tahiti bother to exist at all? / Robert Bernasconi = 139
Part III Will genocide ever end? Genocide's challenge to phiosophy / John K. Roth = 149
13 refocusing genocide: a philosophical responsibility / Raimond Gaita = 153
14 Genocide and crimes against humanity / Norman Geras = 167
15 Innocence, genocide, and suicide bombings / Laurence M. Thomas = 181
16 Beyond the affectations of philosophy / James R. Watson = 192
17 The Warring logics of genocide / Edith Wyschogrod = 207
18 Philosophy's obligation to the human being in the afermath of genocide / Paul C. Santilli/ Paul C. Santilli = 220
Part IV Resostamce, responsibility, and huma rights: philosophy's response to genocide / John K. Roth = 233
19 Genocide and social death / Claudia card = 238
20 Genocide and the "logic" of racism / John K. Roth = 255
21 The right to life, genocide, and the problem of Bystander States / David H. Jones = 265
22 Repudiating inhumanity: cosmopolitan hustice and the obligation to prosecute human rights atrocities / Patrick Hayden = 277
23 "The Human material is too weak" / Roger S. Gottlieb = 287
24 Virtue ethics, mass killing, and hatred / Paul woodruff = 298
25 Shame, the holocaust, and dark times / Michael L. Morgan = 304
epilogue: "After? … Meaning what?" John K. Roth = 326
select bibliography = 334
index = 341