"This edited collection enriches scholarship on Arendt by considering her contributions to and reflections on the history of thought. The chapters bring Arendt into new conversations with her contemporaries, as well as examining the themes of Arendt's writing in light of her engagement with philosophical and literary history"--.

• Hannah Arendt and the History of Thought
  • Contents
  • Acknowledgments
  • Introduction
  • PART I: ANTECEDENTS
    • Chapter One: “The Course of True Love”: Arendt’s Shakespeare, Love, and the Practice of Storytelling
    • Chapter Two: Jaspers, Kant, and the Origins of Hannah Arendt’s Theory of Judgment
    • Chapter Three: Hannah Arendt and Early German Romanticism
    • Chapter Four: The Gendered Politics of Love: An Arendtian Reading
  • PART II: PEERS
    • Chapter Five: Arendt and Beauvoir on Romantic Love
    • Chapter Six: Arendt and Hans Jonas: Acting and Thinking after Heidegger
    • Chapter Seven: Hannah Arendt’s Influence on Eastern European Dissidence: The Example of Poland
  • PART III: IN PROSPECT
    • Chapter Eight: The Phenomenological Sense of Hannah Arendt: Plurality, Modernity, and Political Action
    • Chapter Nine: Arendt’s Phenomenologically Informed Political Thinking: A Proto-Normative Account of Human Worldliness
    • Chapter Ten: Denaturalizing Hannah Arendt and Claudia Jones: Statelessness, Citizenship, and Racialization
    • Chapter Eleven: The Life of the Unruly in Ada Ushpiz’s Vita Activa: The Spirit of Hannah Arendt (2015)
  • About the Contributors