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Jiang presents Arendt's totalitarianism thesis as the destruction of individual judgment until people can no longer distinguish fact from fiction or true from false.
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Hannah Arendt
Jiang presents Arendt's totalitarianism thesis as the destruction of individual judgment until people can no longer distinguish fact from fiction or true from false.
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"...tremendous carnage, catastrophe of what, what had happened. Okay? This is Hannah Arendt and she wrote a book called The Origins of Totalitarianism. It..."
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"...states. Okay? This is Karl Popper. And Karl Popper is like Hannah Arendt, a European Jew who escaped the devastation of the Holocaust and..."
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"...Immanuel Kant, but you have also many other great thinkers, including Hannah Arendt, who was a Jewish philosopher. And who was considered one of..."
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