Arendt, Republicanism and Patriarchalism

History of Political Thought 10 (3):499-523 (1989)
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Hannah Arendt's work belongs to a Germanic republican tradition post-dating the 19th century revival of Aristotle, marked by the publication of Bekker's 1831 definitive edition. Her immediate intellectual peers are Hegel, Marx, Nietzsche and Weber.

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Patricia Springborg
Humboldt-University, Berlin

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