This writer of The Life of the Mind criticized a user of "officialese" and "stock phrases" for abrogating moral responsibility in a 1963 book written on assignment from The New Yorker.
This philosopher once attended a conference on homelessness to dispute that homelessness is a political issue, leading to a public argument with Albrecht Wellmer over the distinction between social and political concerns. This philosopher found an "unwritten political philosophy" within Kant's Critique of Judgement, which was expanded into a theory of "reflective judgment" of particular situations as the basis of values. This philosopher defined action as equivalent to freedom and used the terms "animal laborans," "homo faber," and "zoon politikon" to describe laboring, working, and active lives in The Human Condition. This writer of The Life of the Mind criticized a user of "officialese" and "stock phrases" for abrogating moral responsibility in a 1963 book written on assignment from The New Yorker. For 10 points, name this philosopher who reported on the trial of a Nazi official in Eichmann in Jerusalem.
This philosopher once attended a conference on homelessness to dispute that homelessness is a political issue, leading to a public argument with Albrecht Wellmer over the distinction between social and political concerns.
Hannah Arendt