This author distinguished between secular (*) anti-semitism and religious "Jew-hatred" in the first part of a work that also analyzed imperialism and the breakdown of the nation-state.
This thinker wrote about a hyper-assimilated man who is by turns 150 percent German, Viennese, and French before realizing he has actually been an American all along, and said that a certain group of people should not be parvenus but accept their role as the pariah. This author of "We Refugees" wrote that no punishment was enough to deter repeating a crime, since any act recorded in the "history of mankind" remains a potentiality. This author distinguished between secular (*) anti-semitism and religious "Jew-hatred" in the first part of a work that also analyzed imperialism and the breakdown of the nation-state. In another work about a man's "thoughtlessness,"  this thinker moved from a theory of "radical" to "banal" evil. For 10 points, name this author of Eichmann in Jerusalem who compared Nazism and Stalinism in The Origins of Totalitarianism.
This thinker wrote about a hyper-assimilated man who is by turns 150 percent German, Viennese, and French before realizing he has actually been an American all along, and said that a certain group of people should not be parvenus but accept their role as the pariah.
Hannah Arendt