697 Genocide Terrorism And Hate

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The document discusses theories of hate and genocide. It presents Sternberg's taxonomy of hate, which identifies seven types of hate based on the presence or absence of three core components: negation of intimacy, passion/anger-fear, and devaluation/commitment. The most extreme type is burning hate, which incorporates all three components and drives the desire to annihilate the target group. Examples of genocide discussed include those perpetrated by Nazi Germany and Stalin's Soviet Union.

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697 Genocide Terrorism And Hate

1. Genocide, Terrorism, and Hate Sternberg’s Theory of Hate