In “Regarding the Cave” the Italian feminist philosopher Adriana Cavarero offers a reading…
“I am not at all disturbed about being a woman professor because I am quite used to being a…
Hannah Arendt and World War I: on statelessness and the rise of totalitarian regimes
“Refugees driven from country to country represent the vanguard of their peoples — if they…
“We must try to think and to judge and to act not without taking account of the past but without trusting the validity of any…
“Not the ideas themselves, but the non-religious concept of transcendence in philosophy […] is political in origin.”
“… it seems to me that conservatism, in the sense of conservation, is of the essence of the educational activity, whose task is always to…
“In the first place, we don’t like to be called ‘refugees.’” — Hannah Arendt