Hannah Arendt
German, Jewish, and American historian and philosopher (1906–1975)
A political theorist who wrote extensively on the nature of power and totalitarianism.
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5Why Hannah Arendt left philosophy behind to face the world
The article explains why Arendt rejected the label of philosopher, arguing that she found traditional philosophy too abstract and detached from reality. Instead, she advocated for 'active thinking' that engages directly with history and political responsibility.
Why Hannah Arendt’s understanding of Augustine matters now
This article examines the political theology of Hannah Arendt, specifically how her interpretation of Augustine informs her arguments regarding freedom, collective action, and the nature of evil. It highlights her relevance to contemporary debates in political theology.
Never Out of Date: How Hannah Arendt Helps Us Understand Our World
This piece explores why Hannah Arendt remains the most popular philosopher of our time, noting that her insights into political life and human action are increasingly relevant today. It also discusses adaptations of her life in graphic novels and media.
Hannah Arendt and the Politics of Place: Exile, History, and the Cliamte Crisis
This research positions Hannah Arendt as an environmental scholar, exploring her concepts of exile and natality in the context of the climate crisis. It argues that her work offers a framework for redeeming the future despite a violent past.
'A Life of the Mind': New biography reexamines the mind of Hannah Arendt - review
A review of a new biography that utilizes recently discovered archival material to provide fresh insights into Arendt's experiences and her philosophical views on Zionism and antisemitism.
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