The hidden philosophy of Hannah Arendt

New York: RoutledgeCurzon (2002)
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Abstract

Recognition of Hannah Arendt's contribution to the history of western philosophy is long overdue. Arendt was a 'political thinker', but this book highlights the importance of her ontological preoccupations for an understanding of her work.

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