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Gussie 2022-03-21 09:03:09
Nationalism, the Evil of Banality, and Philosophers
In Hannah Arendt's films, Hannah's incomprehension often comes from her Jewish friends or Americans who think they want justice for the Jews, even though Hannah has repeatedly argued that she wants to talk about an ordinary little person How to be the biggest criminal of the 20th century in the...
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Brice 2022-01-19 08:03:03
Mediocre evil
In the movie itself, technique is not so important anymore. The important thing is what it explains. The argument of "banal evil" overturning a boat with one shot does cause everyone's anger, especially when it comes to many lives and deaths. Such words really seem to be lost. The meaning is out of...
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Thomas Miller: So, I see you were all students of the confounding Martin Heidegger.
Heinrich Blücher: Oh, I didn't even finish High School.
Thomas Miller: But, aren't you a professor at Bard?
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Kurt Blumenfeld: And how's my Heinrich? Is he good to you?
Hannah Arendt: Yes. Sometimes too good.
Kurt Blumenfeld: I miss arguing with him. I can no longer see my way through the maze of modern life.
