On William Hazlitt’s “On the Pleasure of Hating”, he writes about the many different ways people show and act out their petulance and hostility toward other living beings, including their own human kind . Hazlitt makes no big arguments but instead, all his essays build up with well-drawn points to create a conclusion. Hazlitt argues that it is human nature to hate and to exploit the misery in other beings. It is our own self-knowledge of the undesirable within us that leads us to chase and despise what we see as bad: we are self-loathing, self-criticizing, but look outwards to inflict punishment on others to cover up our own insecurities.
Hazlitt make assumptions which he makes a point out of saying about how we hate out of our lack of
Hazlitt make assumptions which he makes a point out of saying about how we hate out of our lack of