The Cambridge Companion to Hannah Arendt Book

Introduction: The development of Arendt's political thought Dana Villa;

Part I. Totalitarianism and Nationalism:

1. Arendt's theory of totalitarianism: a reassessment Margaret Canovan;
2. Arendt and nationalism Ronald Beiner;

Part II. Political Evil and the Holocaust:
3. Arendt's Eichmann in Jerusalem Seyla Benhabib;
4. Arendt and the Holocaust Mary Dietz;

Part III. Freedom and Political Action:
5. Freedom: the priority of the political Jerome Kohn;
6. Political action: its nature and advantages George Kateb;

Part IV. Arendt and the Ancients:
7. Arendt's Hellenism J. Peter Euben;
8. Athens and Rome Jacques Taminiaux;
9. Equality and elitism in Arendt Hauke Brunkhorst;

Part V. Revolution and Constitution:
10. Arendt's constitutional politics Jeremy Waldron;
11. Arendt on revolution Albrecht Wellmer;

Part VI. Judgment, Philosophy, and Thinking:
12. Arendt's theory of judgment Maurizio Passerin d'Entreves;
13. Arendt on philosophy and politics Frederick M. Dolan;
14. Arendt on thinking Richard J. Bernstein.