Libro El Hechizo De La Comprension: Vida Y Obra De Hannah Arendt PDF

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Can the eco gain strength over time, instead of languishing? What does Hannah Arendt hide so that, almost forty years after her death, her voice continues to cause hurricanes in the contemporary world? Probably one of the hidden forces that act as a magnet on this author is that "intellectual stupidity" to try to reason the unreasonable, to steal a little light to the suffocating darkness, to build bridges between the past and the future, although the umpteenth flood Of History to take them ahead once more. Today we also live times of darkness. First was the threat of global terrorism on our heads, and then we were bursting into the hands of an economic system that we believed to be infallible: our security has become vulnerable. In days like these, in which the word "crisis" tatters our present day until suffocating it, ideological discourses, more or less brilliant, are not enough. We need lives that speak to us, that interpellate us, that bring lived experience to our unsound certainties. The spell of understanding is the first biography of Hannah Arendt originally published in Castilian. Its pages try to offer a history that is worth to be known by the historical, human and intellectual passion that it encloses. And it seeks to tell the story with all the resources that literature gives to thought, without the technique of fiction robs space to scientific rigor. It is accompanied by a complete annex of publications of and about the German thinker. "This is a book that turns a story of great human and intellectual density into reading that is difficult to leave once started. It is a navigation through troubled waters, stormy at times, which is carried out with surprising and smooth ease. This is the case of a writer of race who tells us about life and interprets the work of a thinker who has deciphered some of the most disturbing enigmas of our time. The result is memorable "(from the Prologue of Aleja

Teresa Gutierrez De Cabiedes