he Invisibility of black women in history, literature and philosophy according to the thinking of gloria anzaldúa

Cadernos Do Pet Filosofia 15 (30):172-183 (2025)
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The purpose of this article is to examine the problem of loneliness in Hannah Arendt in the light of her considerations about totalitarianism. We seek not only to clarify this concept, but to examine to what extent it is important for understanding certain aspects of Arendt's critique of philosophy in general and political philosophy in particular.

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