Sleepy Philosophy Radio·Oct 29The Banality of Evil Appears Once in Eichmann in Jerusalem, in a Sentence About a HangingHannah Arendt’s “banality of evil” occurs exactly once in the body of her 1963 report on the Eichmann trial, and what she did with it over…
Shrimp Mind Paradox·Oct 27Democracy Needs Difference, Not Just UnityWhat Hannah Arendt understood about political freedom, human plurality, and the danger of societies that demand everyone think alike.A response icon1A response icon1
Jo·Oct 25Work and study, games and singing, reading and free discussion.What Hannah Arendt’s work with refugee youth helped me recognise in Pulped — and imagine for its sequel.A response icon2A response icon2
Sepehr Sh·Oct 21Isn’t banality always truly evil? My reading of Eichmann in JerusalemOver the last few weeks, I read Hannah Arendt’s Eichmann in Jerusalem: A Report on the Banality of Evil. I came across it by accident in a…
Krishivsharma·Oct 17The Fragmentation of Morality: A Dharmic Perspective“Yato Dharmastato Jayah (Where there is Dharm, there is victory), one of the most famous dialogues of the Mahabharat, underscores the…A response icon4A response icon4
Erik Schomann·Oct 2The Gossip of Power and the Power of Gossip“Great minds discuss ideas, average minds discuss events, small minds discuss people.” This line (in varying iterations) is attributed to…
Hector Finn·Sep 29Leseprobe 1: aus dem Kapitel „Ideologie und die Banalität des Gehorsams: Herodot, Arendt, Milgram…„Die Philosophin mit dem Fernrohr“ von Hector Finn
Katherine Standerfer·Sep 21My Experience CrowdsourcingI have many positive thoughts to share about volunteering remotely for the By the People Project through the Library of Congress (LOC). My…
michele medina·Sep 21O fascismo como triunfo do medíocreO fascismo não vem de monstros… vem de gente comum.
