Film Philosophy What role can they play in preventing or combatting dangerous ideologies like National Socialism?

#Do any three questions below with an excellent answer, please.1. What is the cause of Hitlerism, according to Levinas? How could we prevent it from happening again in the future? Use Levinas’ essay on Hitlerism as a guide to your response. 2. What do Christianity, Judaism, and liberalism all have in common according to Levinas? Why? What role can they play in preventing or combatting dangerous ideologies like National Socialism?3. Why does Hitlerism threaten the whole of civilization, according to Levinas? Why does racism threaten us all, according to Levinas? What do you take away from these insights?4. What would Kant’s position on National Socialism be? Why? 5.What would Kant think about Oskar Schindler’s actions? What would a utilitarian think?6.Why does Augustine marvel about the mind? Why is his wonder and awe about the mind an occasion to prompt him to reflect on God?7.In what ways does the Black Mirror “White Christmas” episode support Augustine’s insight about the vastness of the mind, its innumerable caverns, and/or its relationship to our very identity? Is there any aspect of the episode that you think challenges one of Augustine’s insights?For questions 8-10, use the following thoughts about Aristotle, as well as your own insights from reading his work:In Nicomachean Ethics, Aristotle explains that the mark of the vicious person is that they take pleasure in vice, and that they actually see it as good. They don’t hesitate to do it; they don’t have an internal struggle like a continent or incontinent person would. They actually don’t even realize what is really wrong about what they are doing, because they have allowed themselves to become so habituated to vicious actions. They know they are doing vicious things, but they have trained themselves to take pleasure in it, and to treat the bad as something good. The result is that they have essentially brainwashed themselves into thinking that vice is right. Their conscience, to use modern language, is desensitized to the normal effects of evil.8.How does “The Irishman” portray some of the above elements of Aristotle’s account of vice?9.Some of the euphemisms used in “The Irishman” include “Do you paint houses?”, “I even do my own carpentry,” and the reference to explosives as “Candy.” How and why are those euphemisms used in the film and how do they enable vice?10.How is Frank Sheeran’s response to the agent at the end of the film an indication that Aristotle would truly consider him to be vicious?Grading rubric (use this to determine how many questions/prompts you respond to): 3 excellent responses = A2 = A-1 = B+0 excellent responses, but 1-3 good ones: C- to B *Irrelevant, incoherent, or seriously incorrect responses each negate a good or excellent one. 0 Responses = FThis is roughly the way I normally grade our in-class discussions. (Hint: It’s a good idea to generate at least 5 responses if you want a chance at an A)