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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"'The origins of totalitarianism'"”.
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Evolution of Tech-Assisted Repression in Putin's Russia
This thesis is an examination of the evolution of tech-assisted repression in Putin's Russia. The thesis uses a novel analytical framework called the T.E.A. table framework, which organizes repression into three categories: techniques (the repressive acts themselves), effects (short-to-medium term …
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Hannah Arendt and the political : the contemporary challenges posed by sovereignty, nationalism and imperialism
This thesis seeks to show how the reassessment of Arendt’s thought for contemporary international political theory must be grounded in her first major published work, The Origins of Totalitarianism, and, more specifically, in the concept of the political she outlines therein. The thesis begins by …
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Being political and the reconstruction of public discourse: Hannah Arendt on experience, history and the spectator
This study analyses a number of Hannah Arendt’s books and essays written over four<br/>decades and suggests that a common thread can be detected that links together the<br/>different stages of her thought. The need to do this follows from having to treat with<br/>caution Arendt’s own judgement that …
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A Phenomenological Analysis of The Relationship between Intersubjectivity and Imagination in Hannah Arendt
My dissertation is a phenomenological analysis of the relationship between intersubjectivity and imagination in Hannah Arendt. The objective of my dissertation is to demonstrate that Arendt has a theory of imagination that provides a substratum to explain her key notions such as "action," "freedom" …
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Blogio anatomija Ričardo Gavelio romane „Vilniaus pokeris“ /
This work covers the web of evil revealed in Ričardas Gavelis novel “Vilnius Poker”. The theme of the work is the anatomy of evil, which is a metaphor that refers to the analysis, the structure and the expression of the origins of evil. Since the problem of evil is inexhaustible, this work will be …