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2726
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English
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Ebooks
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2026
Description
The Classic Collection of Hannah Arendt by Hannah Arendt is a comprehensive anthology that brings together four of Arendt’s most influential works, offering a panoramic view of her thought on politics, power, freedom, and the human condition. Spanning essays, historical analysis, and philosophical inquiry, the collection illuminates the complexities of modern society and the enduring challenges of democratic life.
The volume begins with Crises of the Republic, in which Arendt examines the political and social upheavals of the United States during the 1960s and 1970s. She explores the Vietnam War, civil unrest, and Watergate, analyzing the fragility of democratic institutions and the ethical responsibilities of citizens and leaders in times of crisis.
The Origins of Totalitarianism provides a historical and theoretical study of totalitarian regimes, focusing on Nazism and Stalinism. Arendt investigates the social, political, and ideological roots of mass terror, propaganda, and the unprecedented destruction of individual autonomy, offering enduring insights into the mechanisms and dangers of absolute power.
In The Human Condition, Arendt explores the fundamental aspects of human activity—labor, work, and action—and their implications for personal freedom, political engagement, and the creation of lasting cultural and civic structures. She reflects on how modernity has reshaped the human experience and the space for meaningful public participation.
Finally, Between Past and Future addresses the tension between tradition and innovation, emphasizing the importance of judgment, critical thought, and reflection in confronting contemporary social and political challenges. Together, this anthology offers a rich, interconnected view of Arendt’s enduring contributions to political theory, philosophy, and the study of human society.
Contents:
Crises of the Republic
The Origins of Totalitarianism
The Human Condition
Between Past and Future
The volume begins with Crises of the Republic, in which Arendt examines the political and social upheavals of the United States during the 1960s and 1970s. She explores the Vietnam War, civil unrest, and Watergate, analyzing the fragility of democratic institutions and the ethical responsibilities of citizens and leaders in times of crisis.
The Origins of Totalitarianism provides a historical and theoretical study of totalitarian regimes, focusing on Nazism and Stalinism. Arendt investigates the social, political, and ideological roots of mass terror, propaganda, and the unprecedented destruction of individual autonomy, offering enduring insights into the mechanisms and dangers of absolute power.
In The Human Condition, Arendt explores the fundamental aspects of human activity—labor, work, and action—and their implications for personal freedom, political engagement, and the creation of lasting cultural and civic structures. She reflects on how modernity has reshaped the human experience and the space for meaningful public participation.
Finally, Between Past and Future addresses the tension between tradition and innovation, emphasizing the importance of judgment, critical thought, and reflection in confronting contemporary social and political challenges. Together, this anthology offers a rich, interconnected view of Arendt’s enduring contributions to political theory, philosophy, and the study of human society.
Contents:
Crises of the Republic
The Origins of Totalitarianism
The Human Condition
Between Past and Future
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Date de parution
16 mars 2026
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EAN13
9786178880132
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Langue
English