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1. What is good and how do we know?
2. How does Wiesel determine what is right?
3. How does he think people should act?
4. How can his beliefs be applied outside the context of war?

[This is all from the speech “The Perils of Indifference” by Elie Wiesel]

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Elie Wiesel was a Romanian-born American writer, professor, political activist, Nobel laureate, and Holocaust survivor. Hence, his views about the following.

What is good and how do we know?

Good is making people happy and liberated and can only be know through gratitude. When one shows gratitude, the person is telling that he has experience goodness.

2. How does Wiesel determine what is right?

  • He sees indifference as something that is dangerous

3. How does he think people should act?

  • People should show concern as indifference is what makes human to be inhuman

4. How can his beliefs be applied outside the context of war?

This can be applied outside the context of war when people try to be human and act within the site of God. Government should be concern about her people. People should be their brothers' keepers.

Therefore, the correct answers are given above.

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