A critical account of the concept of de-objectified hatred

This paper looks at Thomas Szanto?s theory of hatred that suggests has an indeterminate affective focus and it derives its intensity from the commitment to attitude itself. Contrary theses, this claims hated properties are not necessarily fuzzy. On contrary, in many cases we can clearly reconstruct quasi-rational genesis hatred, by relying on deep structures behind social dynamics (as demonstrated example anti-Semitism). Furthermore, states even though certain is a truly empty content, these marginal comparison other, more important forms hatred.