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Hannah Arendt •ï¿½71 Items / 25 Books, 34 Articles, 12 Reviews
On Violence (1970)
by Hannah Arendt
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  1. The Revolving Bookstand
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    Miss Arendt, Violence and the Universities (Review)
    Alvin C. Kibel
    On Violence, by Hannah Arendt
    1. On Violence by Hannah Arendt
    The American Scholar, Summer 1971, pp. 524-535
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    The Stage (Review)
    Wilson Carey McWilliams
    On Violence, by Hannah Arendt
    1. On Violence by Hannah Arendt
    Commonweal, May 8, 1970, p. 196
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    Violence and Authority (Review)
    Hugh Mercer Curtler
    On Violence, by Hannah Arendt
    1. On Violence by Hannah Arendt
    Modern Age, Winter 1972, pp. 97-98
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    Power and Violence (Review)
    Max Geltman
    On Violence, by Hannah Arendt
    1. On Violence by Hannah Arendt
    National Review, May 5, 1970, p. 472
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    Books in Brief (4 Reviews)
    City Life, by Donald Barthelme
    1. City Life by Donald Barthelme
    2. From Those Wonderful Folks Who Gave You Pearl Harbor by Jerry Della Femina and Charles Sopkin
    3. Yanoama by Helena Valero and Ettore Biocca
    4. On Violence by Hannah Arendt
    The Harpers Monthly, May 1970, pp. 130-131
  6. Books & the Arts
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    The Ticking of the Time Bomb (5 Reviews)
    Fred J. Cook
    On Violence, by Hannah Arendt
    1. On Violence by Hannah Arendt
    2. Rebels in Eden by Richard E. Rubenstein
    3. The Politics of Protest by Jerome H. Skolnick
    4. The Fear of Crime by Richard Harris
    5. Shoot-Out in Cleveland by Louis H. Masotti and Jerome R. Corsi
    The Nation, April 6, 1970, p. 406
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    Briefly Noted (5 Reviews)
    General
    1. The Twilight of the Presidency by George E. Reedy
    2. Merchants and Masterpieces by Calvin Tomkins
    3. Change at Shebika by Jean Duvignaud
    4. On Violence by Hannah Arendt
    5. The Coming of the Golden Age by Gunther S. Stent
    The New Yorker, April 18, 1970, pp. 166-170
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    Recent Books on International Relations (18 Reviews)
    John G. Stoessinger
    General: Political and Legal
    1. Between Two Ages by Zbigniew Brzezinski
    2. On Violence by Hannah Arendt
    3. The Uncompleted Past by Martin B. Duberman
    4. The Reach of Politics by James K. Feibleman
    5. The Status of Law in International Society by Richard A. Falk
    6. Legal Effects of United Nations Resolutions by Jorge Castaneda
    7. Voting in the Security Council by Sydney D. Bailey
    8. Dag Hammarskjold's United Nations by Mark W. Zacher
    9. International Community Power Structures by Delbert C. Miller
    10. The Majority of One by Minerva M. Etzioni
    11. The Politics of International Organizations by Robert W. Cox
    12. UN Protection of Civil and Political Rights by John Carey
    13. Afro-Asian Group in the U.N. by D.N. Sharma
    14. Nonalignment in the World of Today by Ljubivoje Acimovic
    15. Peace in the Family of Man by Lester B. Pearson
    16. The End of Glory by Laurence Lafore
    17. Space Law by Gyula Gal
    18. Political Handbook and Atlas of the World, 1970 by Richard Stebbins and Alba Amoia
    Foreign Affairs, July 1970, pp. 782-783