La condición humana

Arendt, Hannah

In this study of modern humanity, Hannah Arendt reflects on the active dimension of human beings, that is, on their ability to intervene in the world through work, work and action. Arendt analyzes both human capacities whose basic purpose is to meet the needs of life and the sublimation of these in another more transcendental, the ability to be free, to consider our condition through our most recent fears and experiences. Arendt offers a lucid and rigorous journey through the history of political ideas, through the revolutions that have marked each era, to dismantle all our certainties. The problems that Arendt identified at the time -the decline in human agency and political freedom, exploitation, our lack of responsibility in assuming the consequences of our actions, the consumer society and mass culture- remain. current today.

Author
Arendt, Hannah
Subject
Human sciences > Philosophy
EAN
9788449341076
ISBN
978-84-493-4107-6
Edition
1
Publisher
Paidós
Pages
384 
High
23.3 cm
Weight
15.5 cm
Release date
28-06-2023
Language
Spanish 
Series
Básica 
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Arendt, Hannah (aut.)

  • Arendt, Hannah
    Hannah Arendt (Hannover, Alemania, 1906-Nueva York, 1975). Teórica de la política alemana, Arendt es una de las pensadoras más influyentes del siglo XX. Discípula de Heideg   Read more

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