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Premessa, di Ilaria Possenti
Hannah Arendt La libertà di essere liberi. Condizioni e significato della rivoluzione (1967, trad. Ottavia Nicolini)
Richard Bernstein Ripensare il sociale e il politico (1986, trad. Daniele Bassi)
Étienne Balibar Arendt, il diritto ai diritti e la disobbedienza civica (2010, trad. Samantha Novello)
Ilaria Possenti Dal sociale al comune? Per una traduzione della libertà arendtiana
Olivia Guaraldo Arendt, i bisogni, la felicità
Edoardo Greblo Libertà politica e liberazione sociale in Hannah Arendt
Luca Baccelli Un curioso equivoco? Arendt, Marx e il lavoro
Alessandro Dal Lago Potere al popolo? Una nota su Arendt e il populismo teorico contemporaneo
Read the Excerpt from “aut aut” online Journal
Arendt Studies is an international peer-reviewed journal devoted to Arendtian Studies. It is particularly interested in the philosophical dimensions of Arendt’s work and how they might illuminate pressing issues in philosophy, politics and society today.
This journal publishes research articles, review essays and books reviews from all relevant areas, including philosophy, politics and international relations, history, Jewish studies, women’s and gender studies, postcolonial theory, and literary theory.
FIND HERE THE FIRST CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
Submission deadline: February 15, 2017 (accepted articles will be available online prior to final publication of the issue).
Arendt Studies: James Barry, ed. – Philosophy Documentation Center.
A book presentation on Hannah Arendt – Kurt Blumenfeld. Carteggio 1933-1963, Ombre corte, Verona 2015, italian edition by Sara Rapa, with an Introduction by Laura Boella.
Participants: Sara Rapa, Olivia Guaraldo
Date: Tuesday, November 29th, 2016, 5.00 p.m.
Place: Aula 2.2 – Palazzo di Lettere (Via San Francesco 22, Verona)
