هانا آرنت: چالش های کثرت [کتاب انگلیسی] | کتابخانه مجازی الفبا

Table of contents :
Contents
Editors and Contributors
Series Foreword
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Hannah Arendt and Philosophical Traditions
Plurality and the Claims of Alterity
1 Introduction: The Problem
2 Ambiguity in Arendt’s Notion of Plurality
3 Plurality at Work: World, Power and Judgment
4 Disrupting Alterity: Judgment, Power, World and Intimacy
5 I and Thou are not a We: The Ambiguity of Alterity
References
Singularity, Duality, Plurality: On Thoughtlessness, Friendship and Politics in Hannah Arendt’s Work
1 Introduction
2 The Singularity of Tyranny, Totalitarianism and Thoughtlessness
3 The Duality of the Two-in-One: Thinking and Friendship
4 Plurality, Politics and the Public Sphere
References
On a Rhetorical Ground of Human Togetherness: Plurality and Mediality in Arendt and Peirce
1 The Place of Plurality in the Conceptual Scheme of The Human Condition
2 The Phenomenon and Role of Plurality in Peirce’s Theory of Scientific Inquiry
3 The Roots, Phases and Mediality of Plurality
References
Hannah Arendt’s Phenomenologies
Reconceiving Solidarity in the Wake of Plurality
1 Introduction
2 Plurality in Husserl’s Transcendental Phenomenology: A Plurality of Egos
3 The Role of Plurality in Community Formation: A Husserlian Account
4 The Human Condition: Hannah Arendt
5 Plurality as Appearances: Human Nature as Inessential
6 Unifying Structures: Rationality Versus Common Sense
7 Plurality in Solidarity: Conclusion
References
The Embodiment of Political Freedom: Spontaneous Movement, Plurality and the Ontological Constitution of Public Space
1 Arendt: Public Space, Spontaneous Movement and Political Freedom
1.1 Arendt’s Ambivalence
2 Butler: The Vulnerable Body
3 Merleau-Ponty: The Capable Body
3.1 I Cannot
4 Arendt and Merleau-Ponty Meet
5 Conclusion
References
From the Darkness to the Light: Hannah Arendt’s Phenomenology of Migration
1 Migrant as a Notion—Migrant as a Person
2 Dark Times and the Light of the Public
3 The Darkness of the Migration Experience
4 Elements of the Migration Experience
5 Tentative Conclusions
References
Political Practices—Political Judgments
Legitimate Leadership Under Conditions of Plurality. Arendt and the Limits of Horizontal Power Relations
1 Differentiating Legitimate from Illegitimate Leadership: The Rector-Actor-Other Model of Agency Relations
2 The Interdependence of Archein and Prattein and the Nature of Democratic Delegation
3 Conclusion: Leading from the Field and the Unity of Archein and Prattein in Democratic Culture
References
Feeling Plurality. How Affectability Leads to Political Judgment
1 Preliminary Remarks
2 The Case—School Desegregation by Law
3 The Judgment—“Reflections on Little Rock”
4 How to Judge Politically? Arendt’s Transformation of a Kantian Idea
5 Affects in Representation: From Thaumazein to Political Judgment
6 Feeling Plurality
References
Politics Unblocked: Arendt and Adorno on the Possibility of Action in an Administered World
1 No Politics in Sight
2 With Adorno Against Adorno?
3 With Arendt Against Adorno!
4 The Possibility of a Political Critical Theory After Arendt and Adorno
References
Reflections Between Past and Future
Anti-plurality and Genocide: Hannah Arendt’s Understanding of Holocaust Perpetrators and Contemporary Holocaust Research
1 New Historiography and Old Distortions
2 Understanding Eichmann in Jerusalem
3 Comparing Arendt’s Interpretation to Recent Studies of Holocaust Perpetrators
4 Conclusion
References
Race, Religion and Refugees: Arendt’s Ambiguous Analysis of Nation-States
1 Arendt and the Nation
2 The Race-Religion Constellation
3 Arendt’s Secular Blind Spot
4 Conclusion
References
Index