“Thoughtlessness” was the crime of which Arendt found Eichmann guilty in her book, and some of her finest late essays and lectures were explorations of what is meant by thought. Although a thinking self cannot take shape except in solitude,… — Anne Heller Copy Share Image
“She is: Mountain of joy, sea of sorrow, Desert of desire, Dawn of arrival. Stranger: home of the one gaze Where the world begins.” — Anne Heller Copy Share Image
“Blücher was wildly popular at Bard, earning commendations as a teacher and raises every year from 1952 until he taught his last class in… — Anne Heller Copy Share Image
“Thoughtlessness” was the crime of which Arendt found Eichmann guilty in her book, and some of her finest late essays and lectures were explorations… — Anne Heller Copy Share Image
