Totalitarizem in sovražnost kot antropološka in duhovna rana

This article argues that hatred, as seen in totalitarian regimes and contemporary social fragmentation, is a profound anthropological and spiritual wound. Drawing on the works of Hannah Arendt and Simone Weil, this exploration examines how dehumanization, ideological illusion, and thoughtlessness erode moral responsibility and contribute to systemic evil. Arendt highlights the collapse of judgment in totalitarianism