Jerome Kohn

Datos Biográficos

ID3935490
NOMBREJerome Kohn
NOMBRESJerome
APELLIDOKohn
FIRMAKOHN J
AFILIACIONESNew School
VERIFICADONo
TOTAL DE OBRAS7
TOTAL DE CITAS1
TOTAL COMO AUTOR7
TOTAL COMO EDITOR0
PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN2002
AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN2020
ÍNDICE H1

  • Hannah Arendt

    Jerome KohnARTICLECadernos Arendt2020

    Os tempos em que vivemos são perversos em diversos sentidos, não somente, mas também não menos importante, politicamente. Em 2016 nós elegemos um presidente cuja aparição em público é avara, destrutiva, enganadora, predatória e incoerente. Seria difícil imaginar Balzac ou Dickens desenvolvendo um personagem ficcional mais auto absorvido do que esse fanfarrão que não hesita em intitular-se “realmente esperto”. Não foi Trump sozinho que visualizou …

  • Loyalty as Betrayal

    Jerome KohnARTICLESocial research2019

    Loyalty as Betrayal:Hannah Arendt's Judgment of the Poet Bertolt Brecht Jerome Kohn (bio) For Frederick English A poet's real sins are avenged by the gods of poetry. —Hannah Arendt in his memoir out of step (1987), the american pragmatist and sometime leftist philosopher Sidney Hook recounts an event that took place in 1935. The German poet Bertolt Brecht, in exile from Nazi Germany, was passing through New York, and Hook invited him to attend a …

  • Hannah Arendt

    Jerome KohnARTICLESocial research2018

    The times we live in are perverse in diverse ways, not only, but also not least, politically. In 2016 we elected a president whose appearance in public is avaricious, destructive, deceitful, predatory, and incoherent. It would be hard to imagine Balzac or Dickens depicting a fictional character more brazenly self-absorbed than this brag-gart who has no hesitation in calling himself "like, really smart." Was it Trump alone who visualized himself p…

  • Truth, Lies, and Politics

    Elisabeth Young-Bruehl, Elisabeth Young‐bruehl et al.ARTICLESocial research2007

    Elisabeth Young-Bruehl and Jerome Kohn Truth, Lies, and Politics: A Conversation EY-B: W HEN JEROME KOHN AND I FIRST MET HER— AND EACH OTHER— IN A spring and summer 1968 seminar at the New School, Hannah Arendt was 62, smoking away nervously and talking with that astonishing intensity and energy of thought. During the “cascade of events” (to use one of her phrases) of that spring—Martin Luther King, Jr.’s assas­ sination, student riots in Paris, …

  • Guest Editor's Introduction

    Jerome Kohn, JEROME L KOHNARTICLESocial research2007

    Jerome Kohn Guest Editor’s Introduction WEST, EAST, NORTH, AND SOUTH— FROM HAWAII TO SOUTH KOREA, FROM Finland to Australia, in most of the major cities of western Europe, in the Slovenian capital of Ljubljana, in Istanbul, Malta, and Tel Aviv, in multiple locations in North, Central, and South America—Hannah Arendt’s centenary was celebrated with conferences and colloquia, art exhibitions, dramatic and musical performances, in film, on radio and…

  • Responsibility and Judgment

    Hannah Arendt, Gen Nakayama et al.BOOKResponsibility and Judgment2005

  • Arendt's Concept and Description of Totalitarianism

    Jerome KohnARTICLESocial research2002Citada por: 1

    THE enormous complexity of Hannah Arendt’s The Origins of Totalitarianism arises in large measure from its interweaving of a concept of totalitarianism with a description of the totalitarian regimes of Hitler and Stalin.1 Today, after the disappearance of those regimes, the former concern may seem the more important ; yet to neglect the reason that Arendt wrote her book—the fact that Nazism and Stalinism appeared in the world in the second quarte…