In an essay crafted in 1964, “Personal Responsibility Under Dictatorship,” Hannah Arendt reflects on a set of moral issues concerning our capacity to judge.1 The difficult questions she raises in this essay remain pertinent in our own genocidal times unfolding in Gaza...
Ayça Çubukçu
Law & Critique: On Arendt, Race and Lawbreaking
Hannah Arendt was conservative in more ways than one.1 She valued the unprecedented, the unexpected, and the new,2 yet in ‘Civil Disobedience’ and other essays crafted at the end of the rebellious 1960s, struggled to square this valuation with a palpable desire for...

