Agenda

Hannah Arendt i la tradició oculta

Lecture by Fina Birulés Bertran

Lecture within the cycle "Philosophers. The importance (or not) of being Jewish"

To what extent is it possible to use the Arendian notion of "hidden tradition" to talk about the philosophers born on the threshold of the 20th century?

The cycle consists of a series of lectures about a group of thinkers who have left a mark on contemporary Western culture and who share a common trait: the fact of being Jewish, understood as this condition, from a cultural and contextual perspective, more than from the point of view of religious or community belonging. We are interested in highlighting the intellectual and humanistic contributions that these thinkers have made to our culture and, at the same time, asking ourselves if it makes sense to relate their work to a sociocultural origin linked to Judaism.

You can access the recorded conference thanks to the Digital Repository of the University of Girona.

Lecture in Catalan.
Free assistance with prior registration.

Organized by: Nahmanides Institute for Jewish Studies (Patronat Call de Girona) and Ferrater Mora Chair of Contemporary Thought (UdG). Place: Nahmanides Institute for Jewish Studies. Entrance: Sant Llorenç St