Hannah Arendt on Thinking and Judging: The Political Action Based on Mental Faculties

碩士 === 國立政治大學 === 政治研究所 === 103 === “Vita activa” and “vita contemplentiva” are the two main subjects in Arendt’s thought. In her last years, she committed herself to find the path from “mental faculties” to “actions.” In all mental faculties, Arendt paid more attention on the evil-prevented ability...

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Main Author: 趙翊夫
Other Authors: 葉浩
Format: Others
Language:zh-TW
Online Access:http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/99sz88
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Summary:碩士 === 國立政治大學 === 政治研究所 === 103 === “Vita activa” and “vita contemplentiva” are the two main subjects in Arendt’s thought. In her last years, she committed herself to find the path from “mental faculties” to “actions.” In all mental faculties, Arendt paid more attention on the evil-prevented ability called “thinking” and “judging,” which can telling right from wrong, both of them have a lot to do with real politics. But Arendt considered “judging” is “the most political of man’s mental abilities” and “thinking” is not applicable to politics at last. In my point of view, “thinking” and “judging” are not actually two different kind of “ability” but two kind of “conversation,” the difference between them is “standard” and “role”. If we delve into the model of “thinking” in Arendt’s thought –Socrates,– we can find out that there was lots of practical meanings in his actions, those will be the key to make ideal politics practicable.