...Margarethe von Trotta In this memoir of the origins and making of her film Hannah Arendt , Margarethe von Trotta places it in the context of her two earlier film biographies of prominent women: Rosa Luxemburg (1986) and Vision (original title: Vision—Aus dem Leben der Hildegard von Bingen , 2009...

... and Oppression: A Beauvoirian Reading .” 26 . 3 : 142 – 164 Steinberg Michael P. “ Seeing Hearing Thinking: Introducing the diferences Dossier on Margarethe von Trotta’s Hannah Arendt .” 26 . 2 : 61 – 69 . von Trotta Margarethe . “ My Approach to Biography: Rosa Luxemburg, Hildegard von...

... discourses, of becoming stupid. Schopenhauer thought you could make your students stupid by having them read Hegel. Rosa Luxemburg worried about Volksverdummung. Rousseau saw the danger of becoming stupid in not daring to live alone, cooping yourself up in a mimetic domesticity dominated by the "esprit...

... in German that cannot be duplicated in English. (Of course, she also wrote, deliberately and consciously, about women—about Rosa Luxemburg and Isak Dinesen in Men in Dark Times and about Rahel Varnhagen in her early full-length biography.) The film Hannah Arendt ’s double-tracking of Arendt on Menschen...