Total domination
Please read the attached and answer the following questions:
1. What is total domination? What is its purpose? Through which three steps is it achieved?
2. What makes it particularly hard for those who did not experience the camps to grasp or believe what the Nazis were doing?
3. Are normal forms of rationality sufficient to understand what the Nazis were up to? Why or why not?
4. Arendt draws analogies with non-scholarly and non-textural forms of knowledge to give a sense of what the camp experience might have been like. Give two examples of those non-scholarly and non-textural forms of knowledge.
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Total domination is the act of striving for the organization of the infinite popularity as well as differentiation of human beings. This is in the act to make a group of individuals act or behave as if they were just one individual. This effort of doing this becomes successful only if each and every individual can get reduced to an identity that can never be exchanged randomly to each other. The only problem that is associated to this is that it is not easy to fabricate something that does not exist……………
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