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Political thought, plurality and judgment · 1906–1975

Hannah Arendt

Make room for a shared world.

Hanover · Königsberg · Paris · New York
Portraits: artistic interpretations
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Reading guides

A thread to guide your reading.

Original introductions to enter the works, discover their central questions and take the reflection further.

Hannah ArendtA place to begin

Recovering a shared world

Read The Human Condition through the activities that make up an ordinary day.

The Human Condition
9 min
Hannah ArendtGoing further

Reading the mechanisms of domination

Approach The Origins of Totalitarianism without turning a historical concept into a generic insult.

The Origins of Totalitarianism
11 min
Hannah ArendtGoing further

Responsibility and the banality of evil

Read Eichmann in Jerusalem by separating Arendt’s argument, trial evidence and subsequent historical research.

Eichmann in Jerusalem
13 min
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Bring perspectives into conversation.

Continue with other ways of asking the question.

Critical philosophy

Immanuel Kant

Critique of political economy

Karl Marx

Existentialism & feminist thought

Simone de Beauvoir

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