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Democracy and Dissent
Today, it is worth recalling Arendt’s foundational defense of public dissent as well as her outspoken resistance to legalized denaturalization based on political opinions.03-16-2025
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Amor Mundi 8/2/15
In our Amor Mundi, we reflect on how our wired culture affects our social relationships, seek justice for eight men wrongly imprisoned, and much more!08-02-2015
An Arendtian Library: The Goethe-Institut New York
Recently, the Goethe-Institut New York contacted us via Twitter and sent us an image of some of Arendt's writings housed in its library.07-30-2015
Peter Singer on Thinking and the Meaning of Philosophy
Australian philosopher Peter Singer discusses how thinking helps constitute the meaning of philosophy in this week's Thoughts on Thinking.07-28-2015
Amor Mundi 7/26/15
In our Amor Mundi, we reexamine the concentration camp as an institution of the Holocaust, reflect on the values of our "sharing" culture, and much more!07-26-2015
Understanding Religion and Its Influence on the State
We come across a collection of books in Arendt's library that exemplifies her interest in trying to understand religion and its political influence.07-23-2015
Abraham Lincoln on Thinking and Reaching a Nation
Abraham Lincoln provides his thoughts on thinking and speaking to people in this week's Thoughts on Thinking.07-22-2015
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!07-21-2015
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.07-16-2015
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.07-15-2015