Review of Dicionário Hannah Arendt de Adriano Correia et al
The book Dicionário Hannah Arendt aims to synthesize and update the critical fortune of Hannah Arendt's work, especially in Brazil. Composed of 51 entries, predominantly written by Brazilian thinkers, it addresses a variety of themes that run through central issues in Arendt's work, such a...
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Universidad Nacional de Córdoba. Centro de Investigaciones de la Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades.
2023
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| Sumario: | The book Dicionário Hannah Arendt aims to synthesize and update the critical fortune of Hannah Arendt's work, especially in Brazil. Composed of 51 entries, predominantly written by Brazilian thinkers, it addresses a variety of themes that run through central issues in Arendt's work, such as totalitarianism, rupture, violence, politics, action and freedom; peripheral themes such as republicanism, education, civil disobedience, the council system, and the rabble; and themes developed between the lines such as responsibility, thinking without handrails, temporality, reification and love. However, we can only understand the book's updating if we know its place in the history of the reception and irradiation of Hannah Arendt's thought in Brazil. In this way, our assessment follows a historical perspective of surveying the general milestones of Arendt's critical fortune, based above all on the figure of Celso Lafer, the process of translating the work and the formation of spaces for researchers to socialize. By carrying out this appreciation exercise, we can indicate the book as a crystallization of the critical fortune of Hannah Arendt's work in Brazil. |
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