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This book, "Reimagining Arendt and Berlin," by Kei Hiruta, provides a thorough examination of the relationship between Hannah Arendt and Isaiah Berlin. Hiruta addresses the long-standing mystery of Berlin's dislike of Arendt through archival research and communication with researchers on both thinkers. The book highlights the contrasts and "twists" in their personalities, methods, and political ideals, shedding light on their differing views on individual and community, responsibility and freedom, and the nature of liberty. It also prompts readers to reconsider their understanding of political theory, human nature, and empiricism. Overall, this book offers an interesting and informative perspective on the complex relationship between Arendt and Berlin. [Extracted from the article] |
