In her essay "The Concentration Camps," Hannah Arendt writes that "the next decisive step in the preparation of living corpses is the murder of the moral person in man." Using Primo Levi's memoir about his time in Auschwitz and his essay "The Gray Zone", how did the Nazis "murder the moral person in man" in Auschwitz? Do you think they succeeded in Primo Levi's' Case? Why or why not?

In her essay "The Concentration Camps," Hannah Arendt writes that "the next decisive step in the preparation of living corpses is the murder of the moral person in man." Using Primo Levi's memoir about his time in Auschwitz and his essay "The Gray Zone", how did the Nazis "murder the moral person in man" in Auschwitz? Do you think they succeeded in Primo Levi's' Case? Why or why not?