This man's claim that he had spent his life obeying Kant's categorical imperative was rebutted by a philosopher who claimed that this man failed to recognize the fundamental "golden rule.
In a 2011 book, Deborah Lipstadt argued that an earlier interpretation of this man mischaracterized him as "unaware." In another book, this man was labeled a fanatical "joiner" who joined groups to de ne himself, and he was described as someone who battles language using self-invented clichés and stock phrases. This man's claim that he had spent his life obeying Kant's categorical imperative was rebutted by a philosopher who claimed that this man failed to recognize the fundamental "golden rule." This man is the title subject of a 1963 book, originally written for the New Yorker, that is o en reprinted showing him in a glass cage in a courtroom. A "report on the banality of evil" is titled a er, for 10 points, what Nazi of cial whose trial "in Jerusalem" was analyzed by Hannah Arendt?
In a 2011 book, Deborah Lipstadt argued that an earlier interpretation of this man mischaracterized him as "unaware."
Adolf Eichmann [or Otto Adolf Eichmann; accept Eichmann in Jerusalem: A Report on the Banality of Evil]