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This small edition allows a flashback to the origins of Hannah Arendt''s analysis of totalitarianism. The pieces of text removed by the author from the first English-language edition of the totalitarianism book, the answer to Eric Voegelin''s review and the correspondence with Voegelin from 1951 are helpful for anyone who wants to get to know and evaluate Arendt''s totalitarianism concept and its development in more detail. These documents and the related texts by Ursula Ludz, Ingeborg Nordmann and Michael Henkel help to clarify Hannah Arendt''s ideas about totalitarianism as a form of rule that are still subject to misunderstandings in the German discussion.

Disput über den Totalitarismus: Texte und Briefe

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    A Paperback / softback by Hannah-Arendt Inst. for Totalitarianism Research, Hannah Arendt, Eric Voegelin

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      Publisher: V&R unipress GmbH
      Publication Date: 28/10/2015
      ISBN13: 9783847104926, 978-3847104926
      ISBN10: 3847104926
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      Book Synopsis
      This small edition allows a flashback to the origins of Hannah Arendt''s analysis of totalitarianism. The pieces of text removed by the author from the first English-language edition of the totalitarianism book, the answer to Eric Voegelin''s review and the correspondence with Voegelin from 1951 are helpful for anyone who wants to get to know and evaluate Arendt''s totalitarianism concept and its development in more detail. These documents and the related texts by Ursula Ludz, Ingeborg Nordmann and Michael Henkel help to clarify Hannah Arendt''s ideas about totalitarianism as a form of rule that are still subject to misunderstandings in the German discussion.

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