Titlebook: Hannah Arendt: Challenges of Plurality; Maria Robaszkiewicz,Tobias Matzner Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), unde

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Héla Heckere hazard mitigation. This volume includes a few of such advancements. The entire volume include 124 papers that have been accepted through the extensive peer review process. The entire volume is included into four subthemes and the fourth theme is also subdivided into two parts. This volume includes

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Plurality and the Claims of Alterityand not a man, and that every individual human being is different. This Arendtian insight has found general acceptance in recent political theory. However, the buzz word in political and moral philosophy over the last decades has not been plurality, but alterity, or otherness. From Levinas to Judith

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Singularity, Duality, Plurality: On Thoughtlessness, Friendship and Politics in Hannah Arendt’s Workhat she was moving towards, plurality. The purpose of the present contribution is to interpret her concept of the duality of the two-in-one as a middle term which opens up an ambiguous field that can either facilitate the movement towards plurality and human worldliness or turn the human soul toward

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On a Rhetorical Ground of Human Togetherness: Plurality and Mediality in Arendt and Peircelurality’ we mean the specific experiential mode of sharing a common world with beings that are implicitly taken to be equals in as much as they are embodied perspectival openings on the world, i.e. in so far as they can be proto-, hetero- and co-perspectival at one and the same time. And by speakin

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Reconceiving Solidarity in the Wake of Pluralityition of the human body? Within the phenomenological movement we can find, then,a unique approach to the questions posed above. This paper discusses the answers of two particular authors: Edmund Husserl and Hannah Arendt. More specifically, this paper will use the idea of plurality as a guiding thre