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The great judgment: The weapon, the shooter, the bullet, and the victim - who is to blame?

The great judgment: The weapon, the shooter, the bullet, and the victim - who is to blame?

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Art Criticism & Theory

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ISBN13: 9798284105993
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 82
Weight: 0.24
Height: 0.21 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
In a silent courtroom, without a jury and without defense attorneys, society as a whole is judged. Every action, every omission, every word fired like an invisible bullet composes the grand trial of humanity. In this judgment, the aim is not only to identify the perpetrator of the final act but also to determine the responsibility of each element involved: the weapon, the shooter, the bullet, and the victim. All, without exception, are endowed with free will. The weapon does not fire on its own; it is created, maintained, wielded. The shooter chooses the moment and the target, but also carries with them stories, motivations, and dilemmas. The bullet, which seems merely an instrument, is also a consequence of choices: shaped, manufactured, directed. The victim, even when innocent, lives embedded in a web of relationships and contexts that cannot be ignored. In this book, we will investigate how prosecutors and judges of one's own conscience navigate the chain of responsibilities that underpins each tragedy and injustice. In the end, the inevitable question will be posed to you.

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