Solzhenitsyn says that he learned in the GULAG?

Question by lady Montana a.k.a Mizz SCARFACE: Alexander Solzhenitsyn says that he learned in the GULGAG “how a human being becomes evil and how good.”?
What is human excellence and how is it achieved and fostered? What is it to be “good” ( as opposed to be “evil” or “bad”)? How does one become so? how feasible and desirable si the attainment of “self knowledge” as a part of this process? Explicate contrast and evaluate the views of Solzhenitsyn, Nietzsche, Tocqueville, Adam Smith and Freud and state your own conclusions.

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Answer by Gordon B
Sounds like a homework Q. You’re only hurting yourself by cheating.

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