Samantha Rose Hill
@Samantharhill
Author of Hannah Arendt and What Remains.
Associate Faculty @BklynInstitute
Writing a book about loneliness.
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Having been enthralled this morning by the conversation between Samantha Rose Hill, Lyndsey Stonebridge and Nigel Warburton 🇺🇦 #FreeUkraine, I would love to do this course Brooklyn Institute.
Really looking forward to discussing Hannah Arendt this morning Blackwell's, Oxford’s Bookshop with two great Arendtians Samantha Rose Hill and Lyndsey Stonebridge - free event at 11am (upstairs in the event room)
This Saturday at 11am!
Can't wait to talk about love and disobedience with Lyndsey Stonebridge and Nigel Warburton 🇺🇦 #FreeUkraine
It was such a pleasure and a meaningful event that I participated in London to hear Lyndsey Stonebridge & Samantha Rose Hill discussing Lyndsey’ new book on We Are Free to Change the World: Hannah Arendt’s Lessons in Love and Disobedience. Many thanks are due to The Philosopher
And decide if, after all, Virginia Woolf was (or not) wrong about illness. Thank you Thomas Mann House Samantha Rose Hill and Paul Holdengraber
I always look forward to Samantha Rose Hill 's substack, and this week did not disappoint. It included Arendt's personal narrative (c 1963) to Jewish Currents on her relationship to Zionism.
Highly recommend this substack.
samantharosehill.substack.com
Last month Thomas Mann House in LA Paul Holdengraber led us on a pilgrimage to Thomas Mann's The Magic Mountain at 100. We travelled from Virginia Woolf on illness, to Jan Morris in Trieste, to Weber on disenchantment. If it was 3 weeks or 7 years, I cannot say
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