Hannah Arendt in Jerusalem

An anthology on Hannah Arendt's relationship to Judaism and the place of Judaism (and anti-Semitism) in intellectual traditions that influenced Arendt in which she engaged.

Steven E. Aschheim is Professor of Cultural and Intellectual History at Hebrew University, Jerusalem

Preface

ix

Steven Aschheim

Introduction: Hannah Arendt in Jerusalem

1

(18)

Steven Aschheim

HANNAH ARENDT: POLITICS AND PHILOSOPHY

Hannah Arendt on Tradition and New Beginnings

19

(14)

Agnes Heller

Hannah Arendt on Revolution

33

(14)

Albrecht Wellmer

The Arendt Cult: Hannah Arendt as Political Commentator

47

(18)

Walter Laqueur

Theodicy in Jerusalem

65

(28)

Susan Neiman

THE ORIGINS OF TOTALITARIANISM RECONSIDERED

Arendt and The Origins of Totalitarianism: An Anglocentric View

93

(12)

Bernard Crick

Hannah Arendt on the Totalitarian Sublime and Its Promise of Freedom

105

(19)

Michael Halberstam

Totalitarianism, Modernity, and the Tradition

124

(25)

Dana R. Villa

HANNAH ARENDT AND JEWISHNESS: IDENTITY, HISTORY, AND ZIONISM

In Search of the Mother Tongue: Hannah Arendt's German-Jewish Literature

149

(16)

Liliane Weissberg

Binationalism and Jewish Identity: Hannah Arendt and the Question of Palestine

165

(16)

Amnon Raz-Krakotzkin

Hannah Arendt, the Early ``Post-Zionist''

181

(13)

Moshe Zimmermann

Hannah Arendt's Zionism?

194

(11)

Richard J. Bernstein

EICHMANN IN JERUSALEM

Eichmann in Jerusalem: Justice and History

205

(9)

Michael R. Marrus

Malicious Clerks: The Nazi Security Police and the Banality of Evil

214

(10)

Yaacov Lozowick

Hannah Arendt's Interpretation of the Holocaust as a Challenge to Human Existence: The Intellectual Background

224

(8)

Hans Mommsen

Between Justice and Politics: The Competition of Storytellers in the Eichmann Trial

232

(21)

Leora Bilsky

A Generation's Response to Eichmann in Jerusalem

253

(28)

Richard I. Cohen

ARENDT AND GERMAN CULTURE

Love and Bildung for Hannah Arendt

281

(11)

Gabriel Motzkin

German as Pariah, Jew as Pariah: Hannah Arendt and Karl Jaspers

292

(14)

Anson Rabinbach

The Grammar of Prudence: Arendt, Jaspers, and the Appraisal of Max Weber

306

(19)

Peter Baehr

Apologist or Critic? On Arendt's Relation to Heidegger

325

(13)

Dana R. Villa

Hannah Arendt and Martin Heidegger: History and Metahistory

338

(9)

Annette Vowinckel

Notes

347

(74)

List of Contributors

421

(4)

Index

425

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