The yearning for freedoom in Hannah Arendt’s work
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The idea of freedom in Arendt’s work exceeds the experience that one has ever had of it. Clung on to a rich anthropological approach, this idea does not lose its political nature to become nourishment for the hope by honoring the essence of the concept itself; without turning down the always alert criticism against all that may endanger the valuable potential that humans possess: the ability to be free.
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