...Julia Kristeva This guest column suggests that we should follow Hannah Arendt in resisting the urge to expound doctrines or systems and, instead, should disclose the processes of our thought as they are “in motion.” While we should not hesitate to express judgments, our aim in intellectual work...

... and Mandelstam's Silentium poems), as well as to a more broadly European intellectual context (Arendt and Heidegger, for example), where thinkers understand being in terms of becoming and understand disclosure through speech. © 2013 by Duke University Press 2013 Symposium: Fuzzy Studies, Part 6...

... then moves to connections among aesthetic experience, political disengagement, inactivity, and contemplation explored by Wilde, Miguel de Molinos, Aristotle, Hannah Arendt, Walter Pater, Arthur Schopenhauer, Johann Winckelmann, and others. Having described the influence of nineteenth-century science...

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... essays on certain individuals and certain intellectual movements before and during the Cold War. Menand has the gift, a remarkable one, of being able to explain—to explain almost anything. He deftly opens up the complex inner workings of Hannah Arendt's The Origins of Totalitarianism ; the assumptions...

...- racy, which left no room for representation (Hannah Arendt and others have of course found this aspect of the Greek polis extremely attractive). Representation is a medieval notion: in the assemblies of the three estates that kings summoned occasionally, the nobility, the clergy, and the “third...

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... at Bloomington. His books include The Poverty of Progressivism; Power and Marxist Theory; Arendt, Camus, and Modern Rebellion; and Democ- racy in Dark Times. He is a regular contributor to Dissent. Lawrence Jones is a fellow of the University of Minnesota Humanities...

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... at the Asian Martial Arts . Yuri Andrukhovych has received the Erich-Maria Remarque Peace Prize, the Leipzig Book Award for European Understanding, the Hannah Arendt Prize for Political Thought, the Angelus Central European Literary Award, the Vilenica International Literary Prize, the Herder Prize...

... exclusive say over the lexical civil society that issues from their commingling. For to every action there is always a sequel, a rejoinder that extends what it receives and binds it to yet other modes of synthesis. As Hannah Arendt reminds us, to act is itself a synthesis and sequel: 32. Thoreau...

... that paradoxical end? And while that choice is certainly immoral, how can we not find it psychologically, theo- logically, aesthetically fascinating? Is evil so melodramatic? So perversely chosen? As Hannah Arendt said, “Eichmann was not Iago and not Macbeth, and nothing would have been further...

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