Author(s): Paula Hunziker
Journal: DoisPontos
ISSN 1807-3883
Volume: 7;
Issue: 4;
Start page: 105;
Date: 2010;
Original page
Keywords: Arendt | Kant | Reflective Judgment | Totalitarianism | Understanding | Spectator
ABSTRACT
The present investigation, centered in Hannah Arendt´s thinking isoriented to show the importance that has her reflection on the totalitarian phenomenon for analyzing some of the contexts and tensions in the late assimilation of Kant´s philosophy – especially his Kritik der Urteilskraft- during the sixties and the seventies. This not imply to ignore certain displacementes with respect the evolution of this subject in the work of our authoress, but rather than they are given inside a continuum. According to this, the faculty of judgement is the endeavour, always unfinished, for thinking the politic figure of the espectator and his peculiar autonomy; the politics of the spectator.
Journal: DoisPontos
ISSN 1807-3883
Volume: 7;
Issue: 4;
Start page: 105;
Date: 2010;
Original page
Keywords: Arendt | Kant | Reflective Judgment | Totalitarianism | Understanding | Spectator
ABSTRACT
The present investigation, centered in Hannah Arendt´s thinking isoriented to show the importance that has her reflection on the totalitarian phenomenon for analyzing some of the contexts and tensions in the late assimilation of Kant´s philosophy – especially his Kritik der Urteilskraft- during the sixties and the seventies. This not imply to ignore certain displacementes with respect the evolution of this subject in the work of our authoress, but rather than they are given inside a continuum. According to this, the faculty of judgement is the endeavour, always unfinished, for thinking the politic figure of the espectator and his peculiar autonomy; the politics of the spectator.
