Malice (law)
Under the malice (also treachery or deceit ) refers to a non- recognizable at first sight hidden and hostile intent, which is revealed only when sharp insight. Expressed less derogatory or pejorative, it goes with her to the list.
As such, it belongs in the sociology paretianischen residue of the " instinct of combinations ."
Wicked characters often play a role in the literature ( compare Iago in Shakespeare's Othello ).
Friedrich Theodor Vischer 's novel Auch Einer. A trip acquaintance (1879 ) the phrase of the " malice of the object " was coined with which he described the annoying intractability of (everyday) objects. Wittgenstein called a "stupid anthropomorphism ," Grimm - who even knew the malice Bold - something beautiful " dingbeseelend "