Arendt

[ air-uhnt, ahr- ]

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Hannah, 1906–75, U.S. author, political scientist, and teacher, born in Germany.

Arendt

/ ˈɛərənt /

ArendtHannah19061975FUSGermanPHILOSOPHY: philosopher Hannah. 1906–75, US political philosopher, born in Germany. Her publications include The Origins of Totalitarianism (1951) and Eichmann in Jerusalem (1961)

In fact, aspects of Arendt’s research have already been incorporated into the Timeshifter app.

“They didn’t really have the tools to look at the data in the right way back then,” Arendt says.

Over the summer, Law, Government and Politics referral traffic dominated again, rising as high as 29% of referral traffic in some weeks, Arendt said.

But I wondered what would have happened if Hitch stood across the stage from Hannah Arendt.

A brilliant new film presents Hannah Arendt in the midst of the Eichmann trial and the controversy around her reporting.

Hannah Arendt complained disdainfully about the "art of being happy ... between dog and cat and flowerpot."

In the words of Hannah Arendt, the trial offered escape from "dark times."

Before Arendt's departure, he said to him, "Beg the Emperor to pardon me."

Arendt assured me confidently that all was over, and that he could not live out the day.

Of these, those carried out by Arendt are the most elaborate and best known.

Doctor Arendt was out, too, therefore I took the opportunity of looking around his bedroom.

Arendt left and went past his own home to Stra, which was the residence of the Danish bailiff.

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