Hannah Arendt: life and world of Rosa Luxemburg and Socrates ; Hannah Arendt: vida y mundo de Rosa Luxemburgo y Sócrates

The article approaches the thinker of Hannah Arendt through two figures present in her life and in her work: Rosa Luxemburg and Socrates. Arendt’s childhood and adolescence take place in an environment of political involvement whose central axis was admiration for the figure of Rosa Luxemburg. Marta Arendt, Hannah’s mother, was the first source of transmisión of Rosa Luxemburg’s ideals to her daughter, and within these ideals, freedom occupied a central place. Socrates, for his part, constitutes for the author the paradigm of the person who thinks, who dialogues both with himself and with othe... Mehr ...

Verfasser: González Suárez, Amalia
Dokumenttyp: Artikel
Erscheinungsdatum: 2022
Verlag/Hrsg.: Centro de Estudios Heideggerianos (A.C.
nº Reg.: 15984/1ª)
Schlagwörter: Hanna Arendt / Rosa Luxemburgo / Sócrates / Socialdemocracia / Pensar / Filosofía / Hannah Arendt / Rosa Luxemburg / Socrates / Socialdemocracy / Think / Philosophy
Sprache: Spanish
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The article approaches the thinker of Hannah Arendt through two figures present in her life and in her work: Rosa Luxemburg and Socrates. Arendt’s childhood and adolescence take place in an environment of political involvement whose central axis was admiration for the figure of Rosa Luxemburg. Marta Arendt, Hannah’s mother, was the first source of transmisión of Rosa Luxemburg’s ideals to her daughter, and within these ideals, freedom occupied a central place. Socrates, for his part, constitutes for the author the paradigm of the person who thinks, who dialogues both with himself and with others. ; El artículo se acerca a la pensadora Hannah Arendt a través de dos figuras presentes en su vida y en su obra: Rosa Luxemburgo y Sócrates. La infancia y adolescencia de Arendt transcurren en un ambiente de implicación política cuyo eje central era la admiración por la figura de Rosa Luxemburgo. Martha Arendt, madre de Hannah, fue la primera fuente de transmisión de los ideales de Rosa Luxemburgo a su hija, y dentro de estos ideales la libertad ocupaba un lugar central. Sócrates, por su parte, constituye para la autora el paradigma de la persona que piensa, que dialoga tanto consigo mismo como con los otros.