Hannah Arendt: The Last Interview: And Other Conversations (The Last Interview Series)
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| Rating | : | 4.75 (553 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1612193110 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 144 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-08-07 |
| Language | : | English |
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“There are no dangerous thoughts for the simple reason that thinking itself is such a dangerous enterprise.”—Hannah ArendtIn these interviews—including her final interview given in October 1973, in the midst of Watergate and the Yom Kippur War—Hannah Arendt discusses politics, war, protest movements, the Eichmann trial, Jewish identity, and language with the incisiveness and courage that always set her apart.
HANNAH ARENDT (1906-1975) was one of the foremost political philosophers of the twentieth century. She is best known for her books The Origins of Totalitarianism and Eichmann in Jerusalem.. She fled Europe for the United States in 1941 and spent her career as a professor at a number of American universit
Michael McKinney said Be warned. This is hardly a worth-while collection from the work of this brilliant thinker -- especially at the price. The book is 1Be warned This is hardly a worth-while collection from the work of this brilliant thinker -- especially at the price. The book is 133 pages and of the Be warned Michael McKinney This is hardly a worth-while collection from the work of this brilliant thinker -- especially at the price. The book is 133 pages and of the 4 interviews, the first, from 1964, is important but can be found in "The Portable Hannah Arendt". The second, also from 1964, is a brief rehash of the Eichmann affair that falls far short of Arendt's responses included in the "Portable". The third, dat. interviews, the first, from 196Be warned Michael McKinney This is hardly a worth-while collection from the work of this brilliant thinker -- especially at the price. The book is 133 pages and of the 4 interviews, the first, from 1964, is important but can be found in "The Portable Hannah Arendt". The second, also from 1964, is a brief rehash of the Eichmann affair that falls far short of Arendt's responses included in the "Portable". The third, dat. , is important but can be found in "The Portable Hannah Arendt". The second, also from 196Be warned Michael McKinney This is hardly a worth-while collection from the work of this brilliant thinker -- especially at the price. The book is 133 pages and of the 4 interviews, the first, from 1964, is important but can be found in "The Portable Hannah Arendt". The second, also from 1964, is a brief rehash of the Eichmann affair that falls far short of Arendt's responses included in the "Portable". The third, dat. , is a brief rehash of the Eichmann affair that falls far short of Arendt's responses included in the "Portable". The third, dat. Be warned This is hardly a worth-while collection from the work of this brilliant thinker -- especially at the price. The book is 133 pages and of the Be warned Michael McKinney This is hardly a worth-while collection from the work of this brilliant thinker -- especially at the price. The book is 133 pages and of the 4 interviews, the first, from 1964, is important but can be found in "The Portable Hannah Arendt". The second, also from 1964, is a brief rehash of the Eichmann affair that falls far short of Arendt's responses included in the "Portable". The third, dat. interviews, the first, from 196Be warned Michael McKinney This is hardly a worth-while collection from the work of this brilliant thinker -- especially at the price. The book is 133 pages and of the 4 interviews, the first, from 1964, is important but can be found in "The Portable Hannah Arendt". The second, also from 1964, is a brief rehash of the Eichmann affair that falls far short of Arendt's responses included in the "Portable". The third, dat. , is important but can be found in "The Portable Hannah Arendt". The second, also from 196Be warned Michael McKinney This is hardly a worth-while collection from the work of this brilliant thinker -- especially at the price. The book is 133 pages and of the 4 interviews, the first, from 1964, is important but can be found in "The Portable Hannah Arendt". The second, also from 1964, is a brief rehash of the Eichmann affair that falls far short of Arendt's responses included in the "Portable". The third, dat. , is a brief rehash of the Eichmann affair that falls far short of Arendt's responses included in the "Portable". The third, dat. pages and of the Be warned Michael McKinney This is hardly a worth-while collection from the work of this brilliant thinker -- especially at the price. The book is 133 pages and of the 4 interviews, the first, from 1964, is important but can be found in "The Portable Hannah Arendt". The second, also from 1964, is a brief rehash of the Eichmann affair that falls far short of Arendt's responses included in the "Portable". The third, dat. interviews, the first, from 196Be warned Michael McKinney This is hardly a worth-while collection from the work of this brilliant thinker -- especially at the price. The book is 133 pages and of the 4 interviews, the first, from 1964, is important but can be found in "The Portable Hannah Arendt". The second, also from 1964, is a brief rehash of the Eichmann affair that falls far short of Arendt's responses included in the "Portable". The third, dat. , is important but can be found in "The Portable Hannah Arendt". The second, also from 196Be warned Michael McKinney This is hardly a worth-while collection from the work of this brilliant thinker -- especially at the price. The book is 133 pages and of the 4 interviews, the first, from 1964, is important but can be found in "The Portable Hannah Arendt". The second, also from 1964, is a brief rehash of the Eichmann affair that falls far short of Arendt's responses included in the "Portable". The third, dat. , is a brief rehash of the Eichmann affair that falls far short of Arendt's responses included in the "Portable". The third, dat. Not her best but interesting Peter E. Schrag Not her best but interesting. She had an incisive and original mind and tried to explain and come to terms with the major problem of her era. The link between Fascism, antisemitism, economic depression, and unemployment is hopefully a bygone constellation of horrors but Primo Levi said, It happened and therefore it can happen again. So Hannah Arendt is worth paying attention to. Peter E. Sch. Peter S. Bradley said Calm, reflective, introspective, rational insights into the important issues.. This is a collection of interviews with Hannah Arendt spanning the period from approximately 196Calm, reflective, introspective, rational insights into the important issues. Peter S. Bradley This is a collection of interviews with Hannah Arendt spanning the period from approximately 1964 to 1973. The interviews cover the controversy over Arendt's "Eichman in Jerusalem," her other works, the student protest movement, freedom, history, Watergate, an obscure reference to her relationship with Martin Heidegger, and even a term not heard of since 1976, the "credibility gap." Througho. to 197Calm, reflective, introspective, rational insights into the important issues. This is a collection of interviews with Hannah Arendt spanning the period from approximately 196Calm, reflective, introspective, rational insights into the important issues. Peter S. Bradley This is a collection of interviews with Hannah Arendt spanning the period from approximately 1964 to 1973. The interviews cover the controversy over Arendt's "Eichman in Jerusalem," her other works, the student protest movement, freedom, history, Watergate, an obscure reference to her relationship with Martin Heidegger, and even a term not heard of since 1976, the "credibility gap." Througho. to 1973. The interviews cover the controversy over Arendt's "Eichman in Jerusalem," her other works, the student protest movement, freedom, history, Watergate, an obscure reference to her relationship with Martin Heidegger, and even a term not heard of since 1976, the "credibility gap." Througho. . The interviews cover the controversy over Arendt's "Eichman in Jerusalem," her other works, the student protest movement, freedom, history, Watergate, an obscure reference to her relationship with Martin Heidegger, and even a term not heard of since 1976, the "credibility gap." Througho
"We are still living in Hannah Arendt's world It is hard to name a thinker of the twentieth century more sought after as a guide to the dilemmas of the twenty-first." —Adam Kirsch,The New Yorker “The combination of tremendous intellectual power with great common sense makes Miss Arendt’s insight into history and politics seem both amazing and obvious.” —Mary McCarthy “Arendt took responsibility for observing the inhuman uses of power and for summoning her generation to judgment and action.” —Samantha Power, The New York Review of Books