"People don't think." This accusation is too elitist and self-righteous.
Until now, the person who made such remarks is probably classified as a well-known person who deserves to be scolded.
Although I also appreciate the high demands of elites on themselves, I am skeptical of the practice of delimiting elites and civilians.
The book is like its own. Her argument in "Human Condition" reveals the same elitist temperament.
Ironically, the opposite of the non-thinking common people—the philosopher Heidegger—is also inevitably involved in the Nazi conspiracy. Thinking or not thinking, victimization and victimization, both are powerless.
How would Arendt respond to this?
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