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A timely guide on how to live—and think—through the challenges of our century drawn from the life and thought of political-theorist Hannah Arendt, one of the twentieth century''s foremost opponent of totalitarianism and a prophet against conformity (The Nation).

‘We are free to change the world and to start something new in it.’ --Crises of the Republic

The violent unease of today’s world would have been all too familiar to Hannah Arendt. Tyranny, occupation, disenchantment, post-truth politics, conspiracy theories, racism, mass migration, the banality of evil: she had lived through them all.

Born in the first decade of the last century, she escaped fascist Europe to make a new life for herself in America, where she became one its most influential—and controversial—public intellectuals. She wrote about power and terror, exile and love, and above all about freedom. Questioning—thinkin

We Are Free to Change the World

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      Publisher Hogarth
      Published 16 January 2024
      ISBN-13 9780593229736
      978-0593229736
      ISBN-10 0593229738
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      Biography: general Social and political philosophy

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      A timely guide on how to live—and think—through the challenges of our century drawn from the life and thought of political-theorist Hannah Arendt, one of the twentieth century''s foremost opponent of totalitarianism and a prophet against conformity (The Nation).

      ‘We are free to change the world and to start something new in it.’ --Crises of the Republic

      The violent unease of today’s world would have been all too familiar to Hannah Arendt. Tyranny, occupation, disenchantment, post-truth politics, conspiracy theories, racism, mass migration, the banality of evil: she had lived through them all.

      Born in the first decade of the last century, she escaped fascist Europe to make a new life for herself in America, where she became one its most influential—and controversial—public intellectuals. She wrote about power and terror, exile and love, and above all about freedom. Questioning—thinkin

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