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Quando Arendt analisou o fenômeno totalitário em Origens do totalitarismo (1989), ela não associou a esse regime nenhum filósofo em particular, mas deixou claro que, ao submeter a política à verdade, a nossa tradição de pensamento, de certa forma ...
José João Neves Barbosa Vicente
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Totengräber der Monarchie? Die Spanische Grippe und die politische Transformation in Sachsen 1918/19
The Spanish flu was a global health crisis of enormous extent and consequences. This disease hit Saxony at a time of social, economic and political challenges.
Mike Schmeitzner, Hans-Martin Behrisch
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Antifaschismus als Antitotalitarismus? Francesco Luigi Ferrari (1889–1933)
Outside Italy, little is known of the anti-Fascism of Francesco Luigi Ferrari, one of the closest allies of Sicilian priest and Christian Democrat Luigi Sturzo. Based on his most important publications before and after
Uwe Backes
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Upper Silesia was characterized by the struggle between two conflicting national movements, German and Polish/Silesian, the dominance of the Catholic Church and the accelerated industrialization since the second half of 19th century.
Matthäus Wehowski
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This chapter explores the origins of the antidemocratic strain in Hannah Arendt's thought, tracing it from its beginnings in her classic study of totalitarianism to its apogee in her next major work, The Human Condition. It then shows that in her later writings a change is evident.
Pamela, Katz, Margarethe, von Trotta
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Tales of resilience: voices from detention and imprisonment in Russia
IAs the exposure to state violence could have long-term negative consequences on the survivors, we analyzed which optics and measures could be used regardless of the vulnerabilities of the individual, their social status and institutional context.
Daria Rud +3 more
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Systemtransformatives Potenzial im deutschen Parteiensystem: Die rechtspopulistische AfD
The Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) continues to captivate Comparative Politics: Whereas the party’s right-wing populist nature is known to be widely undisputed, its potential to transform the democratic
Tom Mannewitz +1 more
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During the ‘refugee crisis’ Germany faced a controversial debate about asylum seekers and immigration policy fueled by a diffuse disenchantment with politics, brought to the streets by PEGIDA and represented in parliament by the AfD ...
Maximilian Kreter
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Beyond Strauss, lies, and the war in Iraq: Hannah Arendt's critique of neoconservatism [PDF]
What are we to make of the neoconservative challenge to traditional international thought? Should we content ourselves, as many have done, to return to classical realism in response? Rather than offer another realist assessment of neoconservative foreign
Owens, Patricia
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Lenin und die Diktatur des Proletariats – Begriff, Konzeption, Ermöglichung
The contribution focuses on the dictatorship of the proletariat which Lenin exploited as a legitimacy resource, in particular on the concept of the “avant-garde”-party, the aspect of minority dictatorship and the specific role of violence.
Mike Schmeitzner
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