• Contents

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Preface/Introduction

• Preface Preface

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Philosophy, Life and Tradition

• Hannah Arendt’s Heideggerian Aristotelianism Article

  Kelvin Knight

  5-30

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• Art of Life and Vita activa Article

  Tomas Kačerauskas

  31-41

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• Two approaches to the Tradition in Hannah Arendt’s Works Article

  Piotr Nowak Nowak

  42-47

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Plurality and Political Freedom

• Hannah Arendt and the myth of freedom Article

  Gerhard Besier

  48-61

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• Plurality as a Value in Arendt’s Political Philosophy Article

  Kristian Klockars

  62-71

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• Hannah Arendt’s Conception of Sovereignty Article

  Annelies Degryse

  72-82

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• Suicide for Political Ends: When killing Oneself becomes a form of Political Action Article

  Adam Dunn

  83-87

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Boundaries of the Political, Democracy and Totalitarianism

• Politics, Democracy and the Social Question Article

  Małgorzata Kowalska

  88-93

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• (Re)thinking the «public sphere» with Arendt and Habermas Article

  Vladimir Fours

  94-100

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• Boundaries of the Political in Hannah Arendt’s Thought: Exclusion of the ‘Social Question’. Article

  Devrim Kabasakal

  101-113

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• Why Hannah Arendt’s Ideas on Totalitarianism are Heterodox? Article

  Zenonas Norkus

  114-136

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• Democratizing Poland with Hannah Arendt Article

  Katarzyna Stokłosa

  137-143

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• Arendt, Lyotard and the Political Realm Article

  Kathleen Vandeputte

  144-154

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Perspectives on the «Human Condition»

• Natality and Community: Overcoming Deathcenteredness of the Classical Metaphysical Thinking Article

  Tatiana Shchyttsova

  155-168

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• Praxis, logos and theoria – the threefold structure of the human condition Article

  Julia Honkasalo

  169-180

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• Melancholy of Progress: the Image of Modernity and the Time-Related Structure of the Mind in Arendt’s Late Work . Article

  Marcin Moskalewicz Moskalewicz

  181-193

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