Psychiatrist Argumentative Analysis

Psychiatrists such as Freud believed that humans were born with a drive for aggression. Regardless of how a person grows up or their environment they will always have a part of them that wants to be aggressive. Hannah Arendt does not entirely agree with this view taken by the psychiatrists. She uses the example that humans do not act with rage when things like an earthquake or incurable disease occur. Humans react with rage when things happened that could have been avoided. She thinks that rage is not an automatic response to suffering. Acting with deliberate speed goes against what is traditional with violence and rage. When someone has rage and acts violently they usually act fast without considering consequences in part because they are