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In an article published in 1966, the Turkish poet and journalist Attila Ilhan argued that Turkish literature was far from having gained real recognition abroad. Is the situation substantially different now, despite the Frankfurt accolade? [ more ]

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Hans-Jürgen Benedict

is a theologist and professor at the Ev. Hochschule für Soziale Arbeit und Diakonie des Rauhen Hauses in Hamburg.

At the time of the correspondence with Hannah Arendt, Benedict was 25 years old and a Ph.D. student.



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Hannah Arendt, Hans-Jürgen Benedict

Correspondence

The first-ever publication in "Mittelweg 36" of correspondence between Hannah Arendt and the theology student Hans-Jürgen Benedict, dating back to 1967-68, represents something of a sensation. It offers a precise insight into Arendt's evaluation of the student movement. [more]

15.07.2008



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