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Against the Weaponization of Art and the Moralization of Military Conflicts
Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer (2023) features a scene depicting one of those perfect moments when a clear contradiction between ethics and morality is revealed, namely when the Manhattan Project group discusses launching the first nuclear bomb. The fear that grips their research is that using an atomic bomb against Nazi
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