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Our 100/10 Membership Challenge Is Here Once Again!

Today, we are launching our annual 100/10 Membership Challenge: 100 new members in 10 days!

The Hannah Arendt Collection: A History

In this week's Library feature, we felt it important to dedicate a post that relates the history of the Hannah Arendt Collection.

Apply Now for a Tenure Track Professorship in Political Theory at Bard College!

Bard College is hiring a tenure track professor in Political Theory (good grounding in the history of political thinking) and European Politics.

Lao-Tze on How Thoughts Translate into Destiny

Lao-Tze traces how thoughts translate into an individual's destiny in this week's Thoughts on Thinking.

Amor Mundi 7/12/15

In our Amor Mundi, we reflect on the exceptional place the black church holds in American culture, discuss the importance of encryption, and much more!

A Hannah Arendt Library: Michiel Foucault and the Refugee Problem

We are pleased to share an image of a personal Arendt library sent along by, Natasha Saunders, a student at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland.

Henry David Thoreau on Creating a Deep Mental Path

Henry David Thoreau reflects on how continuous thought helps to create a deep mental path that will shape our lives in this week's Thoughts on Thinking.

Amor Mundi 7/5/15

In this week's Amor Mundi, we reflect on the fate of the modern novel, wonder whether automation is about to replace human labor, and much more!

Arendt and Holding Criminals Accountable

Karen Tsdj uses an image of her personal Arendtian library to remind us of the importance of holding criminals accountable for their crimes.