Hannah Arendt: Contemplating without a railing

Hannah Arent, one of the most ingenious and influential political thinkers of the 20th century, has sharply criticized the reality of humanity’s status after totalitarianism. Concluding without difficulty is a political essay that can see the flow of Hannah and Arrent's private affairs, and it is a book by Jerome Cony, an assistant from the Arent, who was a member of the Arrental School. The list ranged from 46 years of age to the year before Arrent was born (1975), to 69 years of old, and all 42 articles, including lectures, reviews, and boldness, are in order to write, from one paragraph to 64 long papers. More than half of these are the first essays that have been published on various pages. The time when the text in this book was written, human terms, between the past and the future, people of dark times, revolutionary, transmigration, the crisis of the Republic, violence, and the intense reason for the Arrent in the book are being dissolved in the history of Essay. The title of the book, 'Security Without Conspiracy,' is a representative statement of Arrent's political reasons. The 'rann' is the traditional concept that when we think and judge, it means that we must keep our heads free from all that dominates our minds, completely new, totally unrefined. No railing is dangerous for freemen, and you must climb stairs with fear and pressure that you may be stuck on a ground that is never ending. But that's what reason is.

Korean title: 난간 없이 사유하기

Korean author: 한나 아렌트

Korean publisher: 문예출판사

ISBN-13: 9788931023329