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The enigma of evil
Edinburgh: Floris Books (1978)
Abstract
Evil exists and we need to understand it without fear. Schutze distinguishes two completely opposite categories of evil that produce imbalance in the human soul, and illustrates their development in mythology, literature, and scientific thought.Other Versions
| reprint | Schütze, Alfred (2012) "The enigma of evil". Floris Books |
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