Storylines: politics, history, and narrative from an Arenditian perspective

Portland, OR: International Specialized Book Services (2001)
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This book analyses Hannah Arendt's conception of storytelling and endows it with relevance in historical and political thinking.

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JC251.A74.G83 2001

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9513909786

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