Hannah Arendt

Author: (French) Julia Kristeva
Translator: Liu Chengfu
France/France
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Publishing Date: 2006-10-01
Features: Supported by the "Foucault" Hundred Books Assistance Program of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the French Embassy in China. As Heidegger's student and lover, Hannah Arendt had always been concerned with his works but eventually liberated herself from him, becoming a controversial yet indispensable political theorist. We will see how she diagnosed Heidegger's "Dasein" and replaced his sense of "being cast adrift" with the exquisite technique of "appearance" in interpersonal relationships. "Appearance" reveals to each person their own indelible uniqueness, as we see in Arendt herself. Supported by the "Foucault" Hundred Books Assistance Program of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the French Embassy in China. As Heidegger's student and lover, Hannah Arendt had always been concerned with his works but eventually liberated herself from him, becoming a controversial yet indispensable political theorist. We will see how she diagnosed Heidegger's "Dasein" and replaced his sense of "being cast adrift" with the exquisite technique of "appearance" in interpersonal relationships. "Appearance" reveals to each person their own indelible uniqueness, as we see in Arendt herself.