A PHILOSOPHICAL PERSPECTIVE ON SEXUAL PREDATORS: EVIL IN HUMAN FORM

Abstract

This philosophical inquiry delves into the complex realm of sexual predators, seeking to comprehend their actions from a moral perspective. By examining the inherent duality of human nature, the study contemplates the extent to which these individuals embody malevolence. Through an exploration of psychological, sociological, and ethical dimensions, the paper sheds light on the intricate interplay between inherent inclinations and external factors that contribute to the emergence of predatory behavior. By placing the concept of evil within the framework of human identity, the research aims to provoke deeper contemplation on the underlying motives and societal implications of such behaviour.