A book by this philosopher controversially argued that the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany were basically morally and functionally identical, since they both drew on the support of mass politics and created a "radical denial of freedom" through the title form of government.
This philosopher borrowed from Kant's Critique of Judgment in arguing that taste could be linked to an "enlarged mentality" to help understand the public realm in a series of Lectures on Kant's Political Philosophy. This philosopher argued that Marx inverted the traditional philosophical value system established by the Greeks by placing animal laborans over homo faber and the (*) vita activa over the vita contemplativa. A book by this philosopher controversially argued that the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany were basically morally and functionally identical, since they both drew on the support of mass politics and created a "radical denial of freedom" through the title form of government. For 10 points, name this author of The Origins of Totalitarianism.
This philosopher borrowed from Kant's Critique of Judgment in arguing that taste could be linked to an "enlarged mentality" to help understand the public realm in a series of Lectures on Kant's Political Philosophy.
Hannah Arendt 