Arendt almost Argentine

Authors

  • Horacio González

Abstract

Presentation by Carolina Rusca

Horacio González's writings make up an essential part of Argentine national thought and of our conversation in the public arena. In this brief article that we present here, Horacio González portrays Hannah Arendt as “an intellectual in permanent exile”. She escapes the Weimar Republic, but she also cautiously evades the isms, the classical classifications of the traditional political theory, and the intellectual world´s awkward silences in the face of horror. Like Horacio himself, she thought so many times against the grain.

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References

Arendt, H. [1958] La condición humana.

Arendt, H. [1968] Hombres en tiempos de oscuridad.

Arendt, H. [1963] Sobre la revolución

Arendt, H. [1975] La vida del espíritu

Arendt, H. [1951] Los orígenes del totalitarismo

Arendt, H. [1963] Eichmann en Jerusalén

Published

2022-09-20

How to Cite

González, H. (2022). Arendt almost Argentine. Pescadora De Perlas. Revista De Estudios Arendtianos, 1(1), 230–236. Retrieved from https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/pescadoradeperlas/article/view/38761