Hannah Arendt's Concept of Alienation from the World

Hannah Arendt lived through one of the darkest times humanity has ever experienced. By surviving the Holocaust and Nazi persecution, she gathered strength and wrote masterpieces on the subject and on the human condition. This book is the result of reflections on his work and on the concern of how people can despise their earthly environment if they feel even outside their natural habitat which is the planet earth.

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Clayton holds a degree from the State University of Montes Claros (2011), a lato-sensu postgraduate degree in History of Philosophy from Unimontes (2012-2013) and is currently pursuing a professional master's degree in Philosophy teaching from the Federal University of Paranã - UFPR (Unimontes pole).