Hannah Arendt, the recovery of the public world
By: edited by Melvyn A. Hill.
Contributors: Arendt, Hannah.; Hill, Melvyn A.
Publisher: St. Martin's Press
Published: 1979
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 362
Subjects: Arendt, Hannah; Political science
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Hill, M. A. Introduction.; title: Young-Bruehl, E. From the pariah's point of view: reflections on Hannah Arendt's life and work.; title: Crick, B. On rereading The origins of totalitarianism.; title: Bakan, M. Hannah Arendt's concepts of labor and work.; title: Parekh, B. Hannah Arendt's critique of Marx.; title: Frampton, K. The status of man and the status of his objects: a reading of The human condition.; title: Major, R. W. A reading of Hannah Arendt's "unusual" distinction between labor and work.; title: Fuss, P. Hannah Arendt's conception of political community.; title: Miller, J. The pathos of novelty: Hannah Arendt's image of freedom in the modern world.; title: Draenos, S. S. Thinking without a ground: Hannah Arendt and the contemporary situation of understanding.; title: Gray, J. G. The abyss of freedom; title: and Hannah Arendt.; title: Denneny, M. The privilege of ourselves: Hannah Arendt on judgment.; title: Hill, M. A. The fictions of mankind and the stories of men.; title: Arendt, H. On Hannah Arendt.; title: Young-Bruehl, E. A chronological bibliography of the works of Hannah Arendt, 1906-1975 (p. 341-354)