Public Things: Democracy in Disrepair. By Bonnie Honig [Book Review]

Arendt Studies 3:225-227 (2019)
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Book review of Bonnie Honig's 2017 book "Public Things" in Arendt Studies.

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10.5840/arendtstudies2019324

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