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Cruelty and the psychology of history

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  09 August 2006

Victor Nell
Victor Nell*
Affiliation:
Institute for Social and Health Sciences, University of South Africa, Pretoria, South Africa
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Correspondence to: West Hill House, 6 Swains Lane, Highgate, London N6 6QS, United Kingdom psychology@victornell.co.uk
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Abstract:

This response deals with seven of the major challenges the commentators have raised to the target article. First, I show that the historical-anecdotal method I have followed has its roots in sociology, and that there is a strong case for the development of a psychology of history. Next, the observational data suggesting that intentional cruelty cannot be restricted to humans is rebutted on the grounds that cruelty requires not only an intention to inflict pain, but to do so because that pain would cause the victim to sufferwhich requires a theory of mind. Third, in the light of the commentaries, I recognise that not only predation but also intraspecific aggression contributes to the development of cruelty. Fourth, I contrast nativists and environmentalists, the former regarding cruelty as a universal human capacity and the latter holding the view that cruelty is acquired through social learning, and argue that there is an otherworldly quality to the environmentalist view. I then show (the fifth challenge) that the target article does generate testable hypotheses. Sixth is a consideration of the implications of the target article for the re-admission of the concept of evil to the psychological lexicon; and seventh, a consideration of the commentaries which note that the cultivation of compassion is a tool for the prevention of cruelty. The last section of the response replies to questions of detail and rebuts some misrepresentations of my argument.

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Behavioral and Brain Sciences , Volume 29 , Issue 3 , June 2006 , pp. 246 - 257
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