مجلة الرستمية
Volume 5, Numéro 2, Pages 73-83
2024-12-31
The Concept Of Violence In Political Philosophy By Hannah Arendt (1906 - 1975)
Authors : Ramdani Hocine . Amel Meddahi .
Abstract
The subject of violence in philosophical thinking constitutes a fundamental space, especially in political philosophy, because violence and power constitute a contentious relationship based on the history of human life. And therefore, the issue of violence is a philosophical issue that has preoccupied intellectuals and philosophers in the various times, both old and recent and now, He has many questions about his subjects and his relations with many other subjects, as we have mentioned violence with politics, power and others. And since talking about the problem or dilemma of violence, as Hannah Arendt sees it, which raises questions about revolution, and violence as well as politics, this is what prompted us in this study. To try to reach out to highlight the view of the philosopher Hannah Arndt on violent relationships s views and new ideas, which is important for placing the analysis and criticism of philosophical thinking in general and contemporary philosophical thinking in particular
Keywords
revolution ; philosophy ; violence ; power ; politics
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