This philosopher used the term "natality" to refer to the role of birth as a rich metaphor for politicalchange.
This philosopher used the term "natality" to refer to the role of birth as a rich metaphor for politicalchange. In one essay, this philosopher explained Melville's Billy Budd as an allegory of the FrenchRevolution, and concluded that idealistic violence and "absolute goodness" are as threatening as absoluteevil. This thinker analyzes de Gobineau and other pioneers of "race-thinking" as precursors to imperialismin the middle section of a book that examines the commonalities between Germany and the Soviet Union inthe 1930s. She spent four days attending the trial of a man in a glass box to write another book about the"banality of evil." For 10 points, name this philosopher who wrote The Origins of Totalitarianism andEichmann in Jerusalem.
This philosopher used the term "natality" to refer to the role of birth as a rich metaphor for politicalchange.
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