Neoliberal Individuals - emptywheelNeoliberalism promotes the harmful notion of individuals as isolated consumers, undermining collective human potential as articulated by Hannah Arendt.
Hannah Arendt's conception of responsibilityRethinking the problem of evil necessitates understanding the banality of violence and institutional obedience as key elements of moral responsibility.
Discover Hannah Arendt's Syllabus for Her 1974 Course on "Thinking"Hannah Arendt's work connects the act of thinking with moral responsibility, especially illuminated through her experiences during the Eichmann trial.
Hannah Arendt's conception of responsibilityRethinking the problem of evil necessitates understanding the banality of violence and institutional obedience as key elements of moral responsibility.
Discover Hannah Arendt's Syllabus for Her 1974 Course on "Thinking"Hannah Arendt's work connects the act of thinking with moral responsibility, especially illuminated through her experiences during the Eichmann trial.
"Hannah Arendt's The Human Condition": A conversation with Samantha Rose Hill (Keywords: Violence; Technology; Alienation; Freedom; Democracy)Arendt's The Human Condition provides vital insights for understanding modern issues like violence, technology, and identity politics.
What It Means to Make Art About Nazis NowThe Zone of Interest explores the banality of evil through the mundane life of an Auschwitz commandant, raising deep questions about morality and art.
Fifty years after Hans Dollgast's death, conference explores his role in rebuilding post-war GermanyPost-war Germany faced cultural loss with varied architectural approaches, revealing a struggle to reconcile the past with an uncertain future.
Hannah Arendt wanted political thinking to be urgent and engaged. She is a philosopher for our timesHannah Arendt's thoughts challenge us to confront contemporary political issues with creativity and urgency.
Hannah Arendt Explains the Rise of Totalitarian Regimes-and the Strategies Needed to Combat ThemAdolf Eichmann's demeanor during his execution led to the concept of the 'banality of evil' and challenged the perception of him as a mastermind.