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Hannah Arendt's posthumous fame is only natural because she opened a new chapter in political philosophy by shedding fresh light on the relationship between the vita activa and the vita comtemplativa. As 'Judging,' the third part of The Life of the Mind was left unwritten, not a few people have so far been trying to expound her political thought in ingenious ways. Here is yet another theoretical attempt to redefine it in terms of 'political aesthetics' and how is it to be properly done? The discipline of aesthetics can be characterized by three distinct components; an aesthetic sense, an…mehr

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Hannah Arendt's posthumous fame is only natural because she opened a new chapter in political philosophy by shedding fresh light on the relationship between the vita activa and the vita comtemplativa. As 'Judging,' the third part of The Life of the Mind was left unwritten, not a few people have so far been trying to expound her political thought in ingenious ways. Here is yet another theoretical attempt to redefine it in terms of 'political aesthetics' and how is it to be properly done? The discipline of aesthetics can be characterized by three distinct components; an aesthetic sense, an aesthetic method of thinking, and an aesthetic regime and on this basis I single out conscience, Socratic critical thinking, and the Arendtian Archimedean point for her political aesthetics. Moving on to map out a typology of human plurality consisting of HP-I, HP-II, HP-III, HP-IV, and HP-V, I come up with a conclusion that those politically insignificant people of the HP-V can be invited to theHP-IV in the name of social justice. This is probably what Hannah Arendt meant when she signaled a call for a new political philosophy and what her political aesthetics can deliver to us today.
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You-Kyung SUH es profesora de Filosofía Política en la Kyung Hee Cyber University de Corea. Posee un máster, un máster en Filosofía y un doctorado en Sociología Política por la Universidad de Kent, la Universidad de Oxford y la Universidad Kyung Hee, respectivamente. En la actualidad, es asesora de la Comisión Presidencial de Planificación Política del Gobierno de Moon Jae-In de Corea del Sur.